Is this a bad DV sound?
#16
Race Director
If you plugged the venting port on the DV, you would hear a vastly different gurgling sound. I video recorded the stock bosch DV when I was tracking this issue down about 10 years ago, and recorded the valve bouncing (fluttering). And it sounded like what people want to call compressor surge. You can argue it happens concurrently, when the valve is not releasing the pressure it causes the compressor to stall, but the sound for me, was fromt he valve fluttering, not back pressure in the IC pipes stalling the compressor wheel. Regardless, the fix is the same, revisit your valve and make sure the vac line is pulling vac.
#18
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I am curious The replacement billet diverter valve i have worked with out vacume to it as well so how easy is it to get compressor surge. The cable had was broken off after closing the hood to many times on the cable "tight fit with the wrong angle" I noticed i had a vac leak but did not check the DV as it was dumping like it should. After a quick fix the swooooosh sound was a little louder .
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I'll have to go through the vacuum hoses when I've got time. I had a 26/8 swap right before summer, I had new vacuum lines installed at the same time.
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#25
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I can't see just the DV being the culprit then. Unless, in the rare case you got a bad one. That aside, are you sure the clamps on the hose that feeds the DV are tight? I could see this being an issue on opening the DV's valve.
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Yeah, when I get a chance I'll go over the vacuum hoses. I pull 12-14hg when warm and 22-24hg on deceleration. I thought those were in the normal operational range.
#27
this is interesting....ever since i swapped out my k26-8 for the new garrett i have now it has made the same sound as yours...looks lik I may need a better DV as well...
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