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I hear flow noise on boost

It sounds like it is a screaming banshee and quite loud. I didn't have it before but now it it loud any ideas what it might be and where to look. I dont have any apparent leaks between the turbo and the throttle body

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Old 10-02-2012, 10:41 AM
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Orange o rings seem like a good place to start. Assuming you still have them and don't have the long neck sleeves.
I guess an intake port gasket could leak/whistle under boost, but I'd bet you'd also have a vacuum leak and other complaints than just when on boost. GL
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You have a blow off valve? Open vacuum port?
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Waste gate?
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How did it start? out of the blue? w/o any progression?

Do you still have steady full boost at WOT?
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Boost drifts down sometimes from full boost but not always depends on how it comes in if I boost fast it drifts off but if I bring it in slow it comes up and stays up. I was thinking wastegate still troubleshooting. Will check the intake gaskets that is a possibility I do have a BOV open to atmosphere but don't recall hearing that sound before I am going to take the filter off and see if that makes a difference. Thanks for the ideas and responses. Don't have the o-rings and I have 15-16 in vac at idle and 22-25 in vac at cruise a search for a vac leak today revealed nothing.
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The car is just plain running like crap it has no get up and go and sounds terrible very sluggish. I am curious if my O2 sensor is going bad that would screw up my EGO corrections and make the car run terrible wouldn't it? Both times I took it out for a drive today at about the same time the LC-1 started blinking 7.4 ideas?
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I am such a dufus! I just looked at the target AFR table that is default in tunerstudio and no wonder I have popping and crackling it is extremely lean. Can anybody please post an example of their AFR table for MS3 that they used for VE analyze live?
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This is roughly what I am trying to achieve. My car will run as lean as 16.5 but after that, it starts to surge.

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I think my O2 sensor is toast after going through the calib procedure after a few min. the gauge starts flashing 7.4
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What brand/model of WB02 do you have?
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Innovate LC-1

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