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I know, I know, asked a million times but...
How do I go about installing the whole MBC+A system on a 1996 900SE? The previous pages I've found have had no pictures, assuming that the pictures are old and have been automatically removed for server space... So... can anyone help?! Cheers!
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1997 Saab 900 SE - Black
Slightly tweaked 1989 Saab 900i 16v Auto - Red Standard as the day it was born - my Sunday car! |
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Is this Dead's old system? This is not one of my kits so things are slightly different.
If so, I don't think he was tapped off at the TB for Boost. Therefore, you are only using the two lines off of the BPC. Pull the one coming from the lowe pressure side of the turbo and connect it to the first tee on the MBC and APR inlet side. Connect the outlet tee off the MBC/APR outlet side to the hose going to the WGA. Close off the APR completely to set your MBC. Once that is set, start to open up the APR slowly unmtil boost is reduced. Then back off the apr and you are set. PM if you have problems. |
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1997 Saab 900 SE - Black
Slightly tweaked 1989 Saab 900i 16v Auto - Red Standard as the day it was born - my Sunday car! |
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Yes youg Jedi it is Deads old MBC. When I left I was but a learner...Now I am the master.....
Yep SPATL is correctomundo. It was tapped at the throttle body. The actual kit should still be set for my old dead black 900. There will be a white mark on the A valve. This was set easily the controller was also removed and placed on the shelf without tampering. I realise not all engines are the same. Sadly I do not have any pictures of the install. I did follow the shots from the old MP site. Worked a treat BANNNNNNNG oh and look at him go. Dead |
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Hi matey!
Can anyone give me a link to the pictures on the MP site, as I can't find any! It might have been set, but my brother (ever curious!) has adjusted the +A bit back and forth now, so it'll need setting anyways (as you say, each engine is different so no bad thing!)
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1997 Saab 900 SE - Black
Slightly tweaked 1989 Saab 900i 16v Auto - Red Standard as the day it was born - my Sunday car! |
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Pretty please?!
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1997 Saab 900 SE - Black
Slightly tweaked 1989 Saab 900i 16v Auto - Red Standard as the day it was born - my Sunday car! |
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First tell me if a TB tap is used to tap boost for the MBC.
If not, it is as described above. Hose from turbo to inlet of first "Wye" on inlet side of MBC and APR. Second "Wye" off outlet side of MBC and APR goes to WGA hose. |
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What is a "wye" Cheers SPATL!
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1997 Saab 900 SE - Black
Slightly tweaked 1989 Saab 900i 16v Auto - Red Standard as the day it was born - my Sunday car! |
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I use "wyes", yours has Hose "Tees"its the barbed connection that joins two hoses into one.
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hay spatl, that mbc is 1 of the 2 you posted to me way back, do you remember ? stormcrow will be the third owner of it
storm' wyes = Y connector & tees = T connector |
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Yes, I remember well. I knew that. What I was trying to get at is that it is a different configuration for hose routing then the MBC+A system I make. Thsi one does not use a TB pressure tap which splits the lines. There is only one wye barb in my setup. This has two.
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Can it be converted to your system? I'm very new to all this Turbo stuff and don't really have a clue what I'm doing so a complete idiots guide would be very useful...
SPATL, could you show me a picture or something of your version so I can compare it??
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1997 Saab 900 SE - Black
Slightly tweaked 1989 Saab 900i 16v Auto - Red Standard as the day it was born - my Sunday car! |
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LINKY
This seems simple enough, if someone can explain all this TB tapping etc and which hoses to connect to which it would be fine!! EDIT: Just seen the diagram on page 2 of the above link, now I get it! Will attempt to fit and tune it tomorrow...
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Slightly tweaked 1989 Saab 900i 16v Auto - Red Standard as the day it was born - my Sunday car! Last edited by StormCrow; 01-03-06 at 07:13 PM. |
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I don't know where you found that link...That is my original MBC before I came up with the +A stuff. Wild.
I'll see what I have, maybe I can throw it up on shutterfly. |
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Found it linked on TSL's forum IIRC.
Ok. Had a look last night, but have a few questions to be certain of what I'm doing. Now I understand that there are several ways of doing this. I was planning on connecting the MBC to the hose that goes to the Turbo (is it the C hose on the BPC - the one on the end...) The two units (MBC+A) will be connected together via a T-piece/wye valve and then on to the wastegate. The anticipator will be taking boost from the hose between the IAC and the TB... Is this right?!
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1997 Saab 900 SE - Black
Slightly tweaked 1989 Saab 900i 16v Auto - Red Standard as the day it was born - my Sunday car! |
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No actually backwards.
1.Connect the hose from the turbo to the APR inlet 2. Connect the TB tap hose to the MBC inlet 3. Connect MBC outlet and APR outlet to the "wye" /"Tee" barb. 4. Connect the combined Tee to the WGA. You want to take pressure from the TB area for the MBC as it is closer to what the MAP sees. Due to the pressure drops across the IC, he pressure is slightly more linear. Thsi allows a more stable boost at higher rpms. But due to the time delay with the longer hose off the TB, the APR will help prime the lines so that when the MBC lifts off, there is no delay cracking openthe WGA. |
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so without getting flames for this, can anyone tell me what the +A stands for? i know mbc is manual boost controller. just not sure about the add on to that. thanks guys.
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Finally a question I can answer on this subject!
The +A means Anticipator - basically its a valve which runs in parallel with the MBC and it half opens the wastegate so that when max pressure is reached the WG can open VERY quickly compared to the slower time without it, this means no boost spikes which can damage the engine... Quote:
One more question if I may - bit of a silly one but here goes! The MBC I have (as in the Ebay auction) isn't a typical T setup like usually found, it has a bend on one end and the actual unit itself is straight. Which is the inlet?!
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1997 Saab 900 SE - Black
Slightly tweaked 1989 Saab 900i 16v Auto - Red Standard as the day it was born - my Sunday car! |
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