Bleed valve on T5 850

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Aug 19th, 2009, 01:16

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Originally Posted by malky m

hi back again just been out and checked ecu strap that johnc was mentioning ,should have rivet but mine has only got flat head screws onit does this mean it has been chipped already as previous owner said it had and he had mentioned that it had a hks stage 4 turbo could he be talking rubbish ...

Mines missing,no way of telling if ecu has been re mapped unless sent to a re map company and read.
Its the bleed valve thats producing the power,take it off and fit a normal hose between it and you will see.
HKS stage 4,the hole engine would of been upgraded and I would of expected well over 300 bhp as stage 1 ecu re map only produces 260-280bhp.

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