Torn hose causing massive boost leak.
Torn hose causing massive boost leak.
While at Watkins Glen this past weekend, our car suffered a major boost loss.
After pressure testing the system we discovered our problem. The F shaped hose that the Diverter Valves are clamped to failed.
Just an FYI.
Check out the size of the tear.
After pressure testing the system we discovered our problem. The F shaped hose that the Diverter Valves are clamped to failed.
Just an FYI.
Check out the size of the tear.
Originally posted by MJC123
Did it sound different as well?
How did you pressure test the system? Is this something a Porsche dealer can do?
Did it sound different as well?
How did you pressure test the system? Is this something a Porsche dealer can do?
Yes, your Porsche dealer will be able to pressure test the system.
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wow that is a major leak... 
that is the one thing i hate about turbo cars, u get a freaking vacuum leak, or boost leak and the car runs liek ****.... i had nbumerous vacuum leak problems on my old supra,,
but it is all worth it when i get to feel the boost on my seat
that is the one thing i hate about turbo cars, u get a freaking vacuum leak, or boost leak and the car runs liek ****....
i had nbumerous vacuum leak problems on my old supra,,but it is all worth it when i get to feel the boost on my seat
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