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YOUR RESEARCHSports Exhaust Faulty
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Replace pipes at the t piece & problem stays
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I've swapped the pipes at the t piece & problem stays on same side
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The Y shaped piece has the two leads going to the cans, the single one going into the tip of the grey actuator is the vacuum feed, check these to make sure that are fully connected.
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The Y shaped piece has the two leads going to the cans, the single one going into the tip of the grey actuator is the vacuum feed, check these to make sure that are fully connected.
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If this is the case you'll have to reconnect, might involve removing the rear PU to gain access to the baffle actuator on the side of the exhaust can.
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You can actually silence the exhaust, a nice test but not very practical
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Check these
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The Y shaped piece has the two leads going to the cans, the single one going into the tip of the grey actuator is the vacuum feed, check these to make sure that are fully connected.
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Your vacuum has failed. Or the electronics have stopped working.
The default for the PSE is noisy, so if you've got a voltmeter pull the plug off this (browny/orange plug)......
....and check this is getting power when the switch is activated. If this is then it's the vacuum, check that by making sure all the little black hoses that come out of the actuator (above) are connected. The Y shaped piece has the two leads going to the cans, the single one going into the tip of the grey actuator is the vacuum feed, check these to make sure that are fully connected. If these appear to be fine then it's most likely that the exhaust end of one of the hoses has come off. If this is the case you'll have to reconnect, might involve removing the rear PU to gain access to the baffle actuator on the side of the exhaust can.
Thanks guys!
Yes you would
Also for those of you that are brave (or foolish), if you unplug the Y-piece and suck....yes suck the end (as you would a McDonalds shake) you should hear the baffle actuators make a noise as they close. You can actually silence the exhaust, a nice test but not very practical
This should identify that the baffles are working...if not they may have seized shut and need de-gunking and rust removed etc etc
