A sweet smell from the exhaust would indicate you're burning coolant. Any white smoke to go along with that smell?
Heat Exchanger installed - HP/Boost loss ???
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No white smoke at all. Maybe I'll stop running torco and see if that changes the smell. I only noticed the smell as recently as the last gas fill up. What could cause it to burn coolant?
I need a new tune then! I have a tune from you guys. How much do you charge for a revision? 170* thermostat.
OP, your coolant shouldn't be "swirling like a cyclone." If it is, your coolant is probably low and you have an air pocket in the system. It should just be a constant, strong flow of coolant. Jack up the front driver's side of your car, start the engine, be careful of the radiator fan and squeeze the hose going into the pump to burp the system. Top off your reservoir, too, while you're at it.
I would do as suggested and double check all the air is out. Stock boost gauge is accurate with you changed nothing else. Not that your making 15 psi but that it will change if something else changes.
Is there a air leak somewhere? Air filter not on all the way? Dumped coolant all over the pullies messing up the belt? A lot of easy cheap checks and measures to do. I wouldn't just assume it's the he b/c you were in and around a lot stuff.
Is there a air leak somewhere? Air filter not on all the way? Dumped coolant all over the pullies messing up the belt? A lot of easy cheap checks and measures to do. I wouldn't just assume it's the he b/c you were in and around a lot stuff.
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