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Waste Gate Actuators - How to Modify

Zippy

By Zippy
in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2

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I need to adjust my waste gate actuator rod bolt to be able to hold 1.3 bar (as I should be with my EVOMS gt700 kit). I was told this could be done with a MightyVac (which I purchased & a bicycle pump. Anyone know the steps involved to perform the test?

Mike

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I have calibrated VOES (vacuum opreated electrical switches) using a Mity Vac pump for the vacuum source, but I also needed an OHM meter to know at what point electrically the switch opened and closed. Also a vacuum gauge is often needed to know how much vacuum is created and at what point. I don't know if this will help you.

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I have calibrated VOES (vacuum opreated electrical switches) using a Mity Vac pump for the vacuum source, but I also needed an OHM meter to know at what point electrically the switch opened and closed. Also a vacuum gauge is often needed to know how much vacuum is created and at what point. I don't know if this will help you.

thanks for the response Nick, but I'm going to need a specific set of instructions. My guess is it's fairly simple... I just don't know what to do.

Mike

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