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Old 03-15-2014, 06:10 PM   #3949
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Need some help (Intercooler/Coolant)
So my coolant level has been fine for about 6-8 weeks. Last week I noticed a sudden drop in the coolant level. It was at the bottom of the reservoir. I filled it up and today (the next day) it was down to the bottom. I filled it up and drove 2-3 miles and it went down by about an inch.

I can't find a leak anywhere. Not going in or out of the manifold, the reservoir, the t-fitting, the fittings by the front mount, the intercooler itself. I fear it might be leaking into the engine but the engine seems to be running fine. Does anyone know what else it could be? I'd hate to have to take the manifold back off. I'm closer to just pulling the kit and being done with it. cc: @mines13
If its not coming from any of the fittings, the only spot it would be coming from is leaking out of the intercooler. Did you check the fittings with a paper towel to make sure there is no leak? If you area losing that much, you would probably smell it at that point though.

Have you had issues with the intercooler prior? Not sure why you would go to such extremes as quitting and giving up lol. I do hear you though, I was pretty pissed the other day with the misfiring thing until I found out it was just the map sensor.
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Old 03-15-2014, 06:48 PM   #3950
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What is the thread size for that small fastener to the bottom right if the elbows. It screws into the manifold. I believe it is for a boost gauge. I am trying to find a nipple that will screw in there
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If its not coming from any of the fittings, the only spot it would be coming from is leaking out of the intercooler. Did you check the fittings with a paper towel to make sure there is no leak? If you area losing that much, you would probably smell it at that point though.

Have you had issues with the intercooler prior? Not sure why you would go to such extremes as quitting and giving up lol. I do hear you though, I was pretty pissed the other day with the misfiring thing until I found out it was just the map sensor.
No prior issues. No leaks from anywhere outside the core/manifold. I'm just afraid to run my engine by having a slow seep from the core into the engine.
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No prior issues. No leaks from anywhere outside the core/manifold. I'm just afraid to run my engine by having a slow seep from the core into the engine.
Really strange.

If it is just a trickle then it is unlikely to do any engine damage, but still it should be fixed. Hopefully something simple.
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No prior issues. No leaks from anywhere outside the core/manifold. I'm just afraid to run my engine by having a slow seep from the core into the engine.
If you are 100% sure its not from any of the fittings, i'd pull your supercharger off and get the intercooler pressure tested.

Did you check and make sure the pump is working correctly?

I know that when i had a leak, I originally missed it. I know you say its not the fittings, but i'd check again. Smell every spot if you can, check with a rag, etc.
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If you are 100% sure its not from any of the fittings, i'd pull your supercharger off and get the intercooler pressure tested.

Did you check and make sure the pump is working correctly?

I know that when i had a leak, I originally missed it. I know you say its not the fittings, but i'd check again. Smell every spot if you can, check with a rag, etc.
All of the leaks have been my biggest worry with the kit. So far I've been very lucky, not having any leaks.

Is Innovate hearing us? Are they working on solutions to these problems? I've heard they fixed their fitting issues, but what about the intercooler leaking issues? If only we could get Vortech's support, with the Innovate/Sprintex kit.
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anyone got spare brass fittings ? I'll take the other two from you..
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How can a wobbly MAP sensor reading cause such a huge decrease in power >5k rpms. Not questioning you just asking what things are changing in the ECU when the MAP reading gets wobbly? How could this cause misfires?
Fueling, If the map reference is used in the fueling calcs a sin wave map signal will create a sin wave fuel output.


Yeah, this all confirms what my buddy saw with his sprintex kit months ago, swapped back to stock maps sensor and it cleared up. I assume it is only any issue at "full" boost when the pressure wave starts pulsing, since the oem sensor only reads .3 bar so it caps out and does not oscilate with the manifold pressure.
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Need some help (Intercooler/Coolant)
So my coolant level has been fine for about 6-8 weeks. Last week I noticed a sudden drop in the coolant level. It was at the bottom of the reservoir. I filled it up and today (the next day) it was down to the bottom. I filled it up and drove 2-3 miles and it went down by about an inch.

I can't find a leak anywhere. Not going in or out of the manifold, the reservoir, the t-fitting, the fittings by the front mount, the intercooler itself. I fear it might be leaking into the engine but the engine seems to be running fine. Does anyone know what else it could be? I'd hate to have to take the manifold back off. I'm closer to just pulling the kit and being done with it. cc: @mines13
If you losing a bottle worth of coolant per day, you may have the same problem I had.
Suggest you attend to it ASAP as if you are leaking into the manifold, the coolant goes direct into the ports and dries around the valves.
Only way take kit off and have your cooler pressure tested, I had a leak from the oring on the inside the core.
If you have a dyno nearby, put your car on and do a power run as the car under pressure will cause the boost into the coolant bottle forcing coolant out the bottle cap.
The other possibility could be a cracked core, leaking into manifold.
I accidentally deleted my videos in error, could have given you idea what to look for.
Don't delay, before something serious happens.
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The numbers aren't impressive but not horrible. I've hit the wall on this kit and the only thing I can do running 92oct gas is to get a different kit, run meth injection, or run e85 (or both). I'd prefer to stay on the normal gas for convenience.

The kit can only run on the stock MAP sensor as any other sensor like the 3bar with freak out the ECU at the top end for an unknown reason. There's no post blower temp reading.

I'd say this kit is great for someone that wants about what you see in HP/TQ and doesn't want to bother getting supporting mods like exhaust, intake, a clutch, injectors, or fuel pump, and an OEM look, or just that nice supercharger whine.

The two lines are 75mm stock pulley, not intercooled, 92oct gas on BRZedit tune @Drift-Office Bob correct me if I'm wrong). The second is 70mm pulley, intercooled, 92oct gas on EcuTek.

Big props to Bob at Drift Office @Drift-Office and Mike at Moto East @moto-mike for figuring out the difficulties with this kit and making my car shine with what it has. You've earned a loyal customer with your superb customer service and quality work.

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