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Make sure they haven't disconnected the sender connection on the oil filter block, under the intake manifold.
Thanks for the advice. I still haven't gotten around to fixing it. Hopefully soon.
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I got my '93 R33 turb serviced recently and since I got it back the stock oil pressure guage doesn't seem to be working. More specifically, it is sitting on 0 all the time.
I can't think of anything that they may have done that would have damaged it but surely I'm not driving around on 0 kg/cm2 oil pressure. The car is running fine.
Before the service the oil pressure guage behaved normally.
1-2kg for idle
4-5kg for boosting
Any ideas on what I should look at to fix it? (I have checked connections into the guage). Is there a sensor they could have knocked or something like that ?
Thanks.
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I have found the consult port and reset my ECU with a paperclip. Even better than this was the fact I got the all OK flash sequence. I will post pics when I get round to adding an ecu reset switch.
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I did it without disconnecting the battery via the consult port and a paperclip... And the ECU told me that everything was fine too
Thanks Airzone. I read about that method somewhere. Do you, or does anyone else, have a pic of the consult port ? In an R33, is it a grey port in the fuse box in the cabin on the drivers side (where your right knee would be when sitting in the drivers seat) ?
I wouldn't mind hooking a switch up to it so that I can reset ECU from the drivers seat without utensils !
Thanks again.
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ok all done.
For those that are going to do this here are some tips:
The hose that you need is the one that goes from the actuator (a goldish coloured hat-shaped thing in front of the turbo) to the intercooler piping up near the airbox. You will notice a T-Piece in this hose, that t-piece goes into the boost solenoid. Start by pulling the t-piece out. In it's place put your bleed valve, remember to plug the side of your bleed valve that is supposed to be attached to the actuator line into the side of the hose closest to the actuator. With the extra hose that comes off the solenoid, I simply put a screw in it to keep it blocked.
And that's it! Should take about 10-20 mins. It really is a simple job once you find out which hose to use
Thanks for the quick rundown fireblade. I installed mine today with minimum fuss. I was very surprised at how easy it was once I worked out what was what. I now have my boost dialed up to 0.8 bar and it's rockin. The boost response seems much smoother across the rev range now too.
Next step is to add my new Air/Fuel ratio metre so that I can intelligently use my S-AFC(Gen 1).
Thanks again.
Installation of intercooler
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I have recently bought a Hybrid FMIC kit for my R33. It appears to come with everything required for installation. Has anyone had much experience fitting these kits?
I had my front bar off and it looks like in addition to the front bar requiring some cutting, you also need to cut the front bar reinforcement.
I don't really have the time to do this install at the moment so I was wondering if anyone knows of a good exhaust place(or anyone who will fit an FMIC for me) in Melbourne's South East to Eastern suburbs(preferably someone you have used before)? Camberwell, Box Hill, or Ringwood would be ideal.
Alternatively, has anyone documented an install of the hybrid kit on an R33? The pics in the "manual" aren't all that helpful, especially when it comes time to cutting the front bar reinforcement.