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Old Jun 25, 2004, 03:39 PM
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Anyway, My car doesnt make that whine, but I do get a bit of whistling that appears to be coming from the 1G DV.. It doesn't happen under boost at all though, it happens at part throttle or coming to a stop when there appears to be an equalization of pressure on both sides of the DV and there's not adequate spring pressure to keep it closed.
1G valves are known for slight whistling on light throttle
Old Jun 25, 2004, 03:44 PM
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I get the same type of whistle on my mostly stock car. All I have is an HKS downpipe and hi-power cat-back. Everything else is stock. It only happens in low throttle situations taking off from a stop in 1st gear and with low throttle at low rpms in 2nd gear. The noise became noticeable after I installed my downpipe.
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Originally Posted by Deceit
1G valves are known for slight whistling on light throttle
Deceit is correct with the 1G BOV whistle. Get used to it.
Old Jun 25, 2004, 06:07 PM
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thanks everyone....i am going to relplace the piping with the stock piping and see if it is actually the bov....otherwise, i am going to remove the lower intercooler piping again and replace the gasket
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the car still has SICK power....i am just taking it easy because i really dont actually know how much boost i am runnin....hopefully i will receive that defi gauge tom, and i can tell more....i will also do some datalogging and i will let all of you know....i love this site
Old Jun 26, 2004, 09:35 AM
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how bout using the OEM gasket to connect to the bottom of the turbo and then use a cardboard gasket soaked in oil right after it. Do you think that would work?
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Originally Posted by propellerhead
The local autoparts store was closed so I ended up using some cardboard from the back of a notepad. I cut it out and soaked it with some Mobil 1. The thickness was just right to fill any imperfections. I haven't done a follow up check to see if it's still holding. I think it is since I still don't see the boost taper I used to before I fixed the leaks.

WELL you are the man....i did exactly what you did and BAM NO MORE LEAKS...sweet. Next week I will take it back off and see how it is holding up and maybe i will support it a little more will the OEM gasket too.

anyways....thanks for the help....ABSOLUTE genius
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You can buy do it yourself gasket kits from any auto parts store. They are not to exspensive.
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where do i tap for vacuum? the new buschur pipes did not come with the little nipple that the oem did on the lower IC pipe.




also i have a 03 model and the driver side braket on the IC did not fit



im also having a hard time getting the hose from where the stock Dv was to the new 1g DV it seems that the 1g is pointing down too far and the hose has to be bent( crimped) to get it on.

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Originally Posted by SuperchargedGTZ
WELL you are the man....i did exactly what you did and BAM NO MORE LEAKS...sweet. Next week I will take it back off and see how it is holding up and maybe i will support it a little more will the OEM gasket too.

anyways....thanks for the help....ABSOLUTE genius
Cool. I'm glad it worked out for you. It will probably be fine. There are worse example of "field engineering" on the road than a home made gasket.


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You can buy do it yourself gasket kits from any auto parts store. They are not to exspensive.
Exactly. I had my crap apart and it was Sunday evening and the auto parts store was closed. I improvised so I could get back on the road for Monday morning.
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Originally Posted by Stock
where do i tap for vacuum? the new buschur pipes did not come with the little nipple that the oem did on the lower IC pipe.




also i have a 03 model and the driver side braket on the IC did not fit



im also having a hard time getting the hose from where the stock Dv was to the new 1g DV it seems that the 1g is pointing down too far and the hose has to be bent( crimped) to get it on.

i
i will take some pics for you to show you better
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Originally Posted by SuperchargedGTZ
i will take some pics for you to show you better
here ya go
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thanks man that helped me out
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Does anyone have step by step instructions on installing the Buschur FMIC? Would greatly appreciate any help.
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Dude you posted in a 5 1/2 year old thread.

A Buschur FMIC is a bolt on affair. Pull the bumper. Take off the stock piece and bolt up the Buschur. I believe Buschur's FMIC's require you to use their LICP for bolt on fitment however.

But honestly if you need instructions to install a IC you may want rethink DIY


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