Plenum Leak Test - How to Create Pressure?
#1
Plenum Leak Test - How to Create Pressure?
Hi,
I tryed to do a plenum leak test but I think there is any thing wrong.
I lowered the engine, disconnet the Y-pipe and install the leak tool to the plenum. Next, put air but could not saw/feel pressure inside the hoses. I listen the air run inside the plenum and hoses. I spray all the hoses and plenum with water+soap and couldn´t detect any leak.
If there are no leaks I think the air goes to inside the engine, correct?
What can I do to the air does not enter into the engine?
What are the correct procedures and fases to do a plenum leak test?
Regards,
VS
I tryed to do a plenum leak test but I think there is any thing wrong.
I lowered the engine, disconnet the Y-pipe and install the leak tool to the plenum. Next, put air but could not saw/feel pressure inside the hoses. I listen the air run inside the plenum and hoses. I spray all the hoses and plenum with water+soap and couldn´t detect any leak.
If there are no leaks I think the air goes to inside the engine, correct?
What can I do to the air does not enter into the engine?
What are the correct procedures and fases to do a plenum leak test?
Regards,
VS
#2
I would personally test from the turbos with the y-pipe in place. Or at least test again when you put the y-pipe back.
Is the air pressure running out as fast as you put it in? Like a big leak?
If everything is sealed up tight this should hold pressure, and slowly drop.
Tom
Is the air pressure running out as fast as you put it in? Like a big leak?
If everything is sealed up tight this should hold pressure, and slowly drop.
Tom
#3
I would personally test from the turbos with the y-pipe in place. Or at least test again when you put the y-pipe back.
Is the air pressure running out as fast as you put it in? Like a big leak?
If everything is sealed up tight this should hold pressure, and slowly drop.
Tom
Is the air pressure running out as fast as you put it in? Like a big leak?
If everything is sealed up tight this should hold pressure, and slowly drop.
Tom
I did the test in 2 phases:
1ş Did a test from the turbos to the end of the Ypipe (block the end and the others holes) - I did not found leaks;
2ş Did the test from the plenum - I did not found leaks but I could not get pressure. I think the air goes to inside the engine by the Inlet Valve. I´m correct? What I have to do to block the air at the inlet valve?
Thanks
Last edited by vshugo996; 03-26-2012 at 11:45 AM.
#5
I have the AP Ypipe. I think I disconnet 2 hoses, but I block it!!!
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