N/O = Normaly Open
N/C = Normally Closed
Hobbs switch = 2-24 PSI adjustable pressure swtich from egay.
Bleed valve = old refrigerator water supply valve cracked open.
If you put pressure on the top port of the wastegate, it pushes the valve shut, and the gate never opens. (verified by finding fuel cut/ overboost protection when I originally plumbed the wastegate incorrectly.
If you put 8.5 PSI on the side port with it sitting on a table saw, the valve cracks open. (8 PSI spring)
The hobbs switch is a normally open switch. I plan to run 12 PSI boost. So say I set the hobbs switch to swtich closed at 11 PSI. MBC is set to 12 PSI
0 boost = wastegate is shut, no pressure acting on it.
5 PSI boost = wastegate is shut, 5 PSI pushing on the top port to keep it pinned shut.
10 PSI boost = still shut, 10 PSI pushing on the port
11 PSI boost = hobbs switch closes, solenoid powers on and boost is shut off from the top port and swtiched to the side port. Freeze time........
Right as this happens, the wastegate is still pinned shut. Odds are the bitch is wide ass open, so boost is building fast, getting ready to overshoot. Boost has been removed from the top port and the valve closed, so it's bleeding off. Simultaneously, boost has just been applied to the MBC, so pressure is building on the side port, to open the WG.
And hopefully it shoots to 12 and holds flat. If it overshoots, then either
A- the top port didn't bleed fast enough and there was still some pressure holding the WG shut
B- the side port didn't get pressurized quick enough and the valve doesn't open in time.
Things that could cause A
too much hose/area pressurizing
too small of a bleed valve
Things that could cause B
too long of hose
tiny ass ports on my egay MBC suck at life
So make everything short and sweet, and if it still overshoots adjust the hobbs switch down to 10 PSI or whatever till it doesn't overshoot.
Will this work?
On a side note, I spent like 5 hours today bench testing the WG with dual ports, dual diaghram pressure regulators, bleed valves, etc. I got this working mechanically, but it wasn't great. I think adding the electric shit will make it much better.