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is my g60 suppose to be blowing air out of the throttle body??

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so I've haven't had my g60 long but I've noticed its blowing air out of the throttle body, there is a blanking plate on my charger so pressume there was once a pipe joining these two together?? is this normal or does the throttle body need to be blanked off too??cheers

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Originally there would have been a platic pipe connector throttle body to the charger. Excess boost would be diverted back to the charger, picking up crankcase oil vapours, too, thus aiding lubrication of the charger.

 

A common mod is to remove all of this. Personally not a fan of this mod. if you wanted to restore to original, you'd need the pipe between throttle body and charger.

 

See here: 3engine.jpg

 

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This is a bit of a mute point...

 

Some say there is an improvement others don't.

 

Removing the pipe does force the charger to only draw cold air through the air box.

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Pros- charger runs noticeably cooler and the venting makes a cool noise.

 

Cons- the oil from the TB isn't going back into the charger to lube it, so you should use PTFE spray directly into the charger every 2k miles.

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ok thanks for the advice, also is it a myth that the superchargers run dry on tick over as a friend of mine told me that & my concern is that it ticks over really low like 500rpm not sure if it needs to be adjusted?

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ok thanks for the advice, also is it a myth that the superchargers run dry on tick over as a friend of mine told me that & my concern is that it ticks over really low like 500rpm not sure if it needs to be adjusted?

 

Idle speed should by 800 rpm on a G60 but you need to tweak the CO at the same time as well as making sure you are in the correct ECU setting mode prior to doing either.

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I've had a look at a g60 this week and that has the blanking plate as mentioned above. If I'm going to leave the plate on do I remove the air filter pope and spray the ptfe spray up there?

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Yes, ideally open both the filter and blanked side of the charger and spray into each side for about 3 seconds with the engine running.

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