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Rigged the Jaycar IEBC up as per instructions, intercooler pipe going to top of solenoid, then hose from bottom of solenoid goes to a t/piece, one to atmo with a 1.5mm restrictor and the other to the actuator.

Problem is, with IEBC set to 100% or 0% it makes no changes to boost what so ever. Occasionally on the handcontroller it reads a funny reading like a loose conection on the display screen. Load readings read fine when driving upto 64. High or low settings also have no change.

I just tested with ignition on and at 0% i cannot blow thru the solenoid. I increase percentage settings and you can hear the solenoid open and i can blow thru it. Hmm, all should work until i go for a drive. Driving along at 60% i should see huge boost but no, just my normal boost curve (around 16psi, im looking for low 20's as like my manual boost controller). So i lower the settings but still no change until i reach 0% and still have 16psi. Hmm weird as when i come home i cannot blow thru the solenoid so why only 16psi. Maybe something is wrong with the IEBC as it climbs past load 1, maybe it doesnt shut the solenoid???

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