The Ultimate GReddy Turbo Kit Thread
For those that are having heat issues in warmer climates (FL, AZ, CA, etc,) for the summer (hot months) open your hood, and look at the TOP of the firewall. See that rubber gasket type thing on the top? Remove it, and install it back when the temps drop.
Originally Posted by NFRs2000NYC,Aug 20 2010, 02:54 AM
For those that are having heat issues in warmer climates (FL, AZ, CA, etc,) for the summer (hot months) open your hood, and look at the TOP of the firewall. See that rubber gasket type thing on the top? Remove it, and install it back when the temps drop.
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Just a quick quote:
"it is NOT good to allow air into the engine comparment from this area. Any air that comes into the engine compartment from the base of the windshield will reduce cooling through the radiator..."
"it is NOT good to allow air into the engine comparment from this area. Any air that comes into the engine compartment from the base of the windshield will reduce cooling through the radiator..."
Hi guy, I just got my greddy turbo kit in, I started it up and after about 5mins of idle I started to hear a slight ticking sound, also I rev it up to 3k rpm and as it fell it went past idle and was about to die out but it went by up to idle. I started it up the 2nd time and the ticking was gone(I have an ap1 with ap2 basemap, my tuner said it should be fine to make the drive to the shop as long as I stay under 4k) anyone know what the problem is or what I should recheck on the car? Thanks




