GReddy boost controller/E01 install?
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GReddy boost controller/E01 install?
Does anyone know how to install the vacuum ports (where do they go???) for the GReddy boost controller solenoid, & how that integrates with the E01?
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If I find out first, I will post instructions.
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If I find out first, I will post instructions.
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Hookup the vacuum line from the actuator to "COM" on the solenoid.
Connect a line from the "NO" port to one of the nipples on the passenger side of the intake manifold.
Make sure you remove the plastic plug from the "NC" port and leave it open.
Then there's the power connector that connects from the solenoid to the E-01. (run through the firewall)
Also, there is a boost pressure sensor that is already supplied with the RX8 Greddy turbo kit, BUT the E-01 also needs that reading. For that you need to get the "E-01 PRESS SENSOR HARNESS" ($20). The pressure sensor will now connect to the E-01 instead of the emanage, and then connect the new harness from the E-01 to the emanage. This way both units get the reading.
Connect a line from the "NO" port to one of the nipples on the passenger side of the intake manifold.
Make sure you remove the plastic plug from the "NC" port and leave it open.
Then there's the power connector that connects from the solenoid to the E-01. (run through the firewall)
Also, there is a boost pressure sensor that is already supplied with the RX8 Greddy turbo kit, BUT the E-01 also needs that reading. For that you need to get the "E-01 PRESS SENSOR HARNESS" ($20). The pressure sensor will now connect to the E-01 instead of the emanage, and then connect the new harness from the E-01 to the emanage. This way both units get the reading.
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Originally Posted by adrian-1
Hookup the vacuum line from the actuator to "COM" on the solenoid.
Connect a line from the "NO" port to one of the nipples on the passenger side of the intake manifold.
Make sure you remove the plastic plug from the "NC" port and leave it open.
Then there's the power connector that connects from the solenoid to the E-01. (run through the firewall)
Also, there is a boost pressure sensor that is already supplied with the RX8 Greddy turbo kit, BUT the E-01 also needs that reading. For that you need to get the "E-01 PRESS SENSOR HARNESS" ($20). The pressure sensor will now connect to the E-01 instead of the emanage, and then connect the new harness from the E-01 to the emanage. This way both units get the reading.
Connect a line from the "NO" port to one of the nipples on the passenger side of the intake manifold.
Make sure you remove the plastic plug from the "NC" port and leave it open.
Then there's the power connector that connects from the solenoid to the E-01. (run through the firewall)
Also, there is a boost pressure sensor that is already supplied with the RX8 Greddy turbo kit, BUT the E-01 also needs that reading. For that you need to get the "E-01 PRESS SENSOR HARNESS" ($20). The pressure sensor will now connect to the E-01 instead of the emanage, and then connect the new harness from the E-01 to the emanage. This way both units get the reading.
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Originally Posted by adrian-1
Also, there is a boost pressure sensor that is already supplied with the RX8 Greddy turbo kit, BUT the E-01 also needs that reading. For that you need to get the "E-01 PRESS SENSOR HARNESS" ($20). The pressure sensor will now connect to the E-01 instead of the emanage, and then connect the new harness from the E-01 to the emanage. This way both units get the reading.
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The 4mm hose is routed to the boost controller itself? Does it have a pressure sensor internal to the controller?
I have a three-way fitting that splits the signal at the intake manifold to the pressure sensor and the BOV. There is a small venturi that goes on the side with the sensor, i guess to minimize the losses due to the BOV.
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I have a three-way fitting that splits the signal at the intake manifold to the pressure sensor and the BOV. There is a small venturi that goes on the side with the sensor, i guess to minimize the losses due to the BOV.
-MD
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Originally Posted by MadDog
The 4mm hose is routed to the boost controller itself? Does it have a pressure sensor internal to the controller?
I have a three-way fitting that splits the signal at the intake manifold to the pressure sensor and the BOV. There is a small venturi that goes on the side with the sensor, i guess to minimize the losses due to the BOV.
-MD
I have a three-way fitting that splits the signal at the intake manifold to the pressure sensor and the BOV. There is a small venturi that goes on the side with the sensor, i guess to minimize the losses due to the BOV.
-MD
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Originally Posted by MadDog
The 4mm hose is routed to the boost controller itself? Does it have a pressure sensor internal to the controller?
Moostafa29, connect it to the intake manifold using a 3-way fitting.
The E-01 is different since it uses a pressure sensor exactly like the one the Turbo kit comes with. There's not vacuum nipple on the E-01, just a plug connector.
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Ok, thanks adrian! So it sounds like I was correct, the 3 way fitting should have one hose to the boost controller, one hose to the intake manifold, and one hose to the pressure sensor.
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Originally Posted by MadDog
The 4mm hose is routed to the boost controller itself? Does it have a pressure sensor internal to the controller?
I have a three-way fitting that splits the signal at the intake manifold to the pressure sensor and the BOV. There is a small venturi that goes on the side with the sensor, i guess to minimize the losses due to the BOV.
-MD
I have a three-way fitting that splits the signal at the intake manifold to the pressure sensor and the BOV. There is a small venturi that goes on the side with the sensor, i guess to minimize the losses due to the BOV.
-MD
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sounds like you've got it right to me. But damn, thats a lot of three-way fittings! Probably too much. I'd consider using one of the ports on the passenger's side of the engine. One of them will be used for the wastegate actuator, but the other could be used for the pressure sensor.
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Originally Posted by MadDog
sounds like you've got it right to me. But damn, thats a lot of three-way fittings! Probably too much. I'd consider using one of the ports on the passenger's side of the engine. One of them will be used for the wastegate actuator, but the other could be used for the pressure sensor.
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