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3.3 Muffler Bearing




......No, really what do parts 3 through 9 do? Any turbo guys know?

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Old 11-22-2003, 01:44 PM
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That is the compressor bypass vavle. It diverts the turbos compressed air when the motor sees high vacume. ie between shifts and at idle
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It's recirculating "blow off valve"...the thing that goes "pshhhh" in ricer movies but plumbed to channel air back in. Those seals usually dry out and need replacing...other than that, it's bulletproof.
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Muffler bearing? LOL
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I had the seals disintegrate (7) which caused the piston (3) to stick in the housing. This resulted in no boost.
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Yeah, it's typical problem...i changed them as well...
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I heard changing them requires a skyhook.
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I heard changing them requires a skyhook.
No, you can do it with ordinary tools in two hours. Here are some pics:
Changing 930 dump-gaskets, pictures galore
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Finally a picture! Now I can order my missing muffler bearing, and I was beginning to think you guys were joking. Do you have the part#?
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Make sure you get the pre-lubed high speed muffler bearing! LOL
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Thanks for all the feedback guys! Now all I have to do is find where I refill the blinker fluid.....
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Part no 930 110 149 00, you'll need two.
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Burn...have you upgraded to the new flint ignition yet?
Also...I hear Dribble Injectors has a bigger setup for Porsche.
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I see these cheap as dirt at Pamono all the time. Don't let anyone tell you they're expensive.
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LOL, Hawg I will upgrade to the flint when they make them waterproof!
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I upgraded to the ceramic muffler bearings, and it has made all the difference.
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It's ok to go ceramic if it is the vapor blasted carbon impregnated verity.
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