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06-03-2014, 09:29 PM #1
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Any way to test DISA valves?
Does anyone here know a way to test if they are any good?
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06-05-2014, 08:56 PM #2
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Not sure what this is about in all honesty but bump let's try to get you an answer.
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I have an answer for myself.
2 methods - manually. I bought a DISA and plugged it in, started the car and revved it to make sure it opened/closed. It did.
Automatically - using the INPA software, you can test them when the car is off.
Mine opperated fine, but when I replaced it and ran the dyno again, I did pick up a bit more low end. Could have been a bad gasket.
(Thanks for bumping this topic)
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