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I followed this diagram perfectly on a bluebird sentra b13
http://www.sr20-forum.com/forced-induction-turbo/15944-avenir-bluebird-vacuum-hose-diagram.html
car was driving normally for a while. however I always felt like i had a boost leak. ( car was running very rich, and every time I let off the gas the engine felt like it was going to die and then it would spring back to regular idle)
now recently my friend and I were messing around with all the vacuum lines and we switched around a bunch of the lines. now my car no longer feels like it has a boost leak. it doesnt try to die on me anymore. now I have the boost gauge line running to the same source as the charcoal canister used to get its vacuum from and the gauge no longer works properly. when the throttle plate is closed, gauge reads 0 psi.
so can anybody tell me how your vacuum lines are setup? I need a setup that is KNOWN for a FACT to be correct because I thought the diagram above would fix some problems but I'm guessing the diagram is incorrect or something.
alllll help is greatly appreciated.
http://www.sr20-forum.com/forced-induction-turbo/15944-avenir-bluebird-vacuum-hose-diagram.html
car was driving normally for a while. however I always felt like i had a boost leak. ( car was running very rich, and every time I let off the gas the engine felt like it was going to die and then it would spring back to regular idle)
now recently my friend and I were messing around with all the vacuum lines and we switched around a bunch of the lines. now my car no longer feels like it has a boost leak. it doesnt try to die on me anymore. now I have the boost gauge line running to the same source as the charcoal canister used to get its vacuum from and the gauge no longer works properly. when the throttle plate is closed, gauge reads 0 psi.
so can anybody tell me how your vacuum lines are setup? I need a setup that is KNOWN for a FACT to be correct because I thought the diagram above would fix some problems but I'm guessing the diagram is incorrect or something.
alllll help is greatly appreciated.