Has anyone got pic of top of engine bay?
Has anyone got pic of top of engine bay?
I really need a pic of N75 area with out engine covers on?
I need to see the hoses and connectors that go to it and around it
Thnaks
Nick
I need to see the hoses and connectors that go to it and around it
Thnaks
Nick

RE: Has anyone got pic of top of engine bay?
Long horizontal part of the plastic T on the bottom of the N75 goes to the left hand horizontal hose, short horizontal part of the T goes to the right hand hose, and the "downwards" pointing part of the T goes to the hose underneath (facing straight up)
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RE: Has anyone got pic of top of engine bay?
If you have this baby connected up wrong I think you might find your wastegates are permanently closed which will mean the turbos will be shoving out all the boost they can manage all the time.
RE: Has anyone got pic of top of engine bay?
Where are you?
Doug sorted mine out and would be my first port of call.
I had the opposite problem, mine was connected so the turbos never made any real boost.
Doug sorted mine out and would be my first port of call.
I had the opposite problem, mine was connected so the turbos never made any real boost.
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Here is one photo, more are found from the same place.
Thats a nice gallery of photo's .... snails popped ...?okkim wrote:Here is one photo, more are found from the same place.
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There should be two pipes from each turbo, one each from the pressure side and one each going back to the wastegates. Basically the N75 uses the pressure to actuate the wastegates and varies this by bleeding off to atmosphere what it doesn't need. The two pressure feeds should be connected together with a Y piece and go to one connection on the bottom of the N75, the two returns to the wastegates are also connected together with a Y piece and go to the other connection. My car had one of each pipe connected together so if they weren't routed through the N75 where they cancelled each other out the wastegates would have been fully closed all the time there was sufficient pressure built up. Just wondered whether you may have a similar problem - not exactly the same but some other combination of pipework connection.
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