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Take it off and inspect for a rubber o-ring gasket. Doesn't look like it is there.I haven't taken my bpv off recently... That I can think of.. But if it has been off for some time now, it wouldn't make sense because I just started noticing a boost leak. It was mid drive yesterday, and I cant build boost for shit. But, just took the bpv off and it's definitely not there.
1 out of 5 bolts missing shouldn't cause a leak. But I'd replace it ASAP. The oil drain needs a bolt too. Hopefully the gasket is on it and the hole isn't stripped. I had to helicoil mine due to previous owner not knowing shit.
For the leak, grab a vacuum gauge. It can save you a headache. And if you have an ap. What are your fuel trims? That can help diagnose the issue.
Did you recently install a TIP?
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Yes, the VTCS is your intake manifold flappers. If stuck closed, very little air flow, and no boost. Fix that and I am sure boost will return. Check electrical and vacuum to your manifold, and VTCS system.Well I ordered some new studs and locking nuts from Edge last night. I did install a new 3.5 inch intake recently, but the MAF has been calibrated and there are no leaks. Here is the last log I grabbed right after the issue started Friday morning. Unfortunately, it seems as if I will be helocoiling my return line as well due to an ignorant mechanic.
I'm a loss for what the issue is... I've checked and double checked all of my boost lines. They are installed correctly. I did a boost leak test and it came out fine, no leaks. What is the possibility the turbo is blown? The intake side of the housing looks great and the turbine moves with no problem.
I am throwing a P2006 CEL... VTCS is stuck closed... is this related in any way?
The dude at Mazda who cross threaded all of those o2 sensors?Disconnected wastegate adds like 40 hp. Who worked on this car?