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Old 09-30-2012, 05:38 AM
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whats up guys ,im running a greddy kit and using a mac boost solenoid as my boost control, i notice after longer drives i lose boost control and it runs stock boost . when this happens i notice the solenoid is extremely hot , burns your hand instantly if you touch it, is this normal ? should i try relocating the solenoid to a cooler area . is the solenoid over heating or getting to hot that it stops working ?
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Pic of where it is? I suppose it could get stuck but damn how hot lol
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il post some pics once i get home and yess it gets super hot , you cant even touch it , it will burn you ,i dont know how hot they can get before they stop working but im suspecting that cause the wiring and everything seems fine
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Do you have it close to the turbo? Is the unit getting hot from exhuast?

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Yes its pretty close to the turbo, the fans are always throwing hot air at it, I have it right behind the horn where the strut mounts to, the cast iron log manifold , turbo n engine I think is making it heat up , along with the 85degree weather here in miami.
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here it is . what you guys think ?
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Damn from there ,you should not have any turbo heat messing with sensor.

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Well it gets extremely hot, like I said you cant touch it , it will burn your finger, I wanna relocate it somewhere upfront by the bumper does it matter how long those vacumm lines are ?
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That's too far. Mine sits on the frame rail in the bay on the intake manifold side and its fine. U might have other issues. I'd move it to the drivers side. If problem continues something else is wrong.
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Damn , does yours get that hot though?


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