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Fault Codes After Installing Vivid's Racing Throttle Body, T-Plenum & 3 Inch YPipe

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Old May 10, 2010 | 11:19 AM
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Thanks!

BTW I just emailed all customers that purchased the plenum/TB kit to see if they have had any issues. Trying to isolate the incident.
 
Old May 10, 2010 | 01:34 PM
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Spoke to a few customers about their TB/Plenums. Definitely not the YPipes. It appears that the gasket between the TB and Plenum flange we machined is not getting a good seal. Not sure if this is the case on ALL or just a couple. Eitherway we are looking for a solution.

So jalmood - trying pulling apart the TB/Plenum and making a gasket for it that seals. Let us know your updates.
 
Old May 10, 2010 | 01:51 PM
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i'll keep you guys updated, it will take a while, but i'll try to reinstall the TB and T-Plenum again,
 
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had you done a pressure test you now would not be going over it 20 times...

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Originally Posted by MY996TT
To reset TB, I believe all you need is to turn the key to "on" position, but do not start the car. Wait about 30 seconds, you would hear a low pitchy sound from the TB, after the sound stops (i think), and then start the engine.
1 Remove the key from the ignition
2 Reinsert te key and turn the ignition on to position 2 for 60 seconds,do not touch the pedal
3 Turn the key off for 10 seconds,do no touch the pedal
4 The throttle is now redapted
 
Old May 10, 2010 | 02:46 PM
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This must be the formal procedures; I really don't think I waited for that long. I guess the 60 seconds are to ensure the pitchy sound to be completed.
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1 Remove the key from the ignition
2 Reinsert te key and turn the ignition on to position 2 for 60 seconds,do not touch the pedal
3 Turn the key off for 10 seconds,do no touch the pedal
4 The throttle is now redapted
 
Old May 10, 2010 | 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by autodynamics
1 Remove the key from the ignition
2 Reinsert te key and turn the ignition on to position 2 for 60 seconds,do not touch the pedal
3 Turn the key off for 10 seconds,do no touch the pedal
4 The throttle is now redapted
didn't know could do that... thanks!

How do you guys do a boost leak test?
 

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Old May 10, 2010 | 11:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Mad Ness
didn't know could do that... thanks!

How do you guys do a boost leak test?
Do a search on this forum. There's a detailed DIY.
 
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Had issues after installing mine, been a while now so I forget all the codes the car threw but my problem was the TB not sealing to the plenum. The oring on the plenum was either painted or powdercoated with the plenum so it could not do its job. When I took it apart the leak was obvious on the face of the TB and when I took the oring out it just disintegrated. I made my own gasket and put everything back together and its been problem free for 2000mi.
 
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Originally Posted by BeltFed
Had issues after installing mine, been a while now so I forget all the codes the car threw but my problem was the TB not sealing to the plenum. The oring on the plenum was either painted or powdercoated with the plenum so it could not do its job. When I took it apart the leak was obvious on the face of the TB and when I took the oring out it just disintegrated. I made my own gasket and put everything back together and its been problem free for 2000mi.
Please share how you made your own gasket? Engine's only half in, rather redo this now rather than later. thank you
 
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just used a sheet of gasket material and cut it to fit, couple holes for the bolts and voilà no more leak
 
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Originally Posted by BeltFed
just used a sheet of gasket material and cut it to fit, couple holes for the bolts and voilà no more leak
sweet, thanks! was considering to use some of that messy gasket glue.
 
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nothing wrong with RTV, stuff works great
 
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Originally Posted by Mad Ness
sweet, thanks! was considering to use some of that messy gasket glue.
Whats this gasket sheet or gasket glue you guys are talking about? i need to know about it before i reinstalle my TB and T-Plenum, i don't want to do this twice.
 
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I can send you a new TPlenum or RTV with your 3inch material we discussed.
 


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