What Causes Blower Motor Surge
12-13-2007, 02:29 PM
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JE, I'll look at whipples web site....Are you familiar with the valve ?
Thanks, LE
PS: We have found a highly engineered valve for holding vacuum on a dry sump motor. Kind of a must have. Might work for bypass on the blower.
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PS: We have found a highly engineered valve for holding vacuum on a dry sump motor. Kind of a must have. Might work for bypass on the blower.
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12-14-2007, 11:59 AM
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12-14-2007, 03:14 PM
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It does sound cool but it's rough on tranys' and drives, depending on who's on the sticks.
Ron Potter has a good set up, his motors don't seem to surge nearly as badly as most.
AS to the root cause, I'll leave that to the engine gugrus'.
Ron Potter has a good set up, his motors don't seem to surge nearly as badly as most.
AS to the root cause, I'll leave that to the engine gugrus'.
12-14-2007, 03:48 PM
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12-14-2007, 04:33 PM
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I have zero surge with only a slight hunt when shifting into neutral but that's normal for a blower motor.
The surging is caused by fuel puddling in the intake. The line that goes to the metering block is most likely a boost reference line...this has been done for years.
The surging is caused by fuel puddling in the intake. The line that goes to the metering block is most likely a boost reference line...this has been done for years.
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