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Old 12-10-2010, 02:52 PM
Ngrabau Ngrabau is offline
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Default Gauge not reading full bar anymore

I first want to apologize for not knowing more about this system. I'm going to try to explain the issue that I'm experiencing to the best of my ability.


I installed an HSF-3 system in an 04 STi about 5 months ago. I was having a couple issues with the latch connectors on the control box at first, but had solved that without issue and the car left my shop making 380whp and 390wtq.

It did this running 25psi on an external wastegate using an electronic boost control solenoid.

The car has been performing flawlessly since it left the shop, winning a couple of events and being an overall joy to drive.

Until recently that is. The customer came back to me reporting that the car isnt making the boost that it once did. Within minutes we had found that a vacuum hose had fallen off the top of the wastegate. That then solved the boost issue.

Since then, my customer has stated that the gauge will not longer read full bar across the board under boost as it did previously. The first 4 bars light up, but the second half of the gauge remains unlit. Also, this is unconfirmed on the dyno, but the car doesnt feel like its making the power it once did.

The turbo is indeed making the 25psi that it was tuned for, but the power and flow simply arent there.

I've checked for any possible leaks in the system, and looked for any air bubbles or blockages in the the feed lines, nothing to be found.

There thing I found to be odd is that essentially, nothing has changed but the weather.

If Im missing any details that people might find helpful, please let me know.
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