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Stock Boost solenoid On s257, Pics, need help

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Old 02-06-2016 | 12:14 PM
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Stock Boost solenoid On s257, Pics, need help

Ok so I know where the lines go from the boost solenoid, However the 257 does not have a compressor port of which I can put the line for boost pressure.

Here is stock boost solenoid.
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This is the 257
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I had thought that the ports on the left were one of them, but upon further review those ports are not drilled through. Rather tehy look like mounting holes.



^larger hole

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^Threaded hole on compressor side.

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Smallest hole
^^^

Any advice as to what I should do with it? I want the stock boost solenoid for Km034 to tune to boost instead of a manual boost controller.
Old 02-06-2016 | 12:51 PM
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You have to drill and tap them.

Take the compressor housing off to do it.

You may want to just have a shop do this......
Old 02-06-2016 | 01:44 PM
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The one with two holes is for a turbo speed sensor.
Old 02-06-2016 | 01:54 PM
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the hole with the the smaller hole beside it is the compressor speed sensor hole, leave that one, drill and tap the other one. or just run a line from you cp to the solenoid, u don't actually have to go off the turbo, it will just be slightly more accurate.
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Hey thanks guys, Figured it out.

This hole is allready threaded for the boost source. Turns out since soo many different ways to do this. (i.e. No speed sensor/ manual boost controller which doesnt need the boost source) they drill to the end of the housing, allowing the option to drill a small hole through it and using the allready made threads threading in a fitting. So Im going to the parts store to get the correct fitting for the threads and drill bit today.

this is the fitting for the boost source
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Old 02-07-2016 | 12:41 AM
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I wonder if u could just put grease on the bit so u wouldn't have to take off compressor housing, that should keep any shavings from falling in. but idk, risky.
Old 02-07-2016 | 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by tomj77
I wonder if u could just put grease on the bit so u wouldn't have to take off compressor housing, that should keep any shavings from falling in. but idk, risky.
Taking the housing off isn't hard at all. I did it all in like 30 minutes remove and install.
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