So THATS what's already missing on my XR5! I was wondering what was deleted? The butcher who worked on the car before just put a hardware store bung on it... (in it?)
Hi Great video. Would it be possible for a high pitched noise created by the symposer if there is a boost leak ? I seem to get the symposer making the correct noise but then is replaced by the high pitched noise and the symposer sound stops.
yes, usually boost leaks sound like a high pitched squeal. To confirm it is indeed the symposer remove it then remove the screws from it and split open - you'll see if its torn
Symposer delete removes the symposer which is a common boost leak spot. If engine has a boost leak it will lack in performance and over fuel. Removing the symposer has no effect on the way the engine operates as it is unaware of the change.
@@damo8754 yes as its a boost leak so the ECU is reading air being drawn into the turbo via the MAF then some of it is escaping before entering the engine so engine will be running rich, throttle response will suffer and performance will lack due to the leak as its wasted energy
@@OEMDeniedPerformance im going to look into this next, only had her since November. Hopefully I can find out the issue, I've got an uprated boost solenoid to fit aswell.
@@AmstaffOdin ¡Los vendemos pero el envío internacional te costaría mucho! Necesita una manguera de silicona con un espesor de pared de 3-4 mm y el diámetro interno debe ser de 34 mm. Debería poder comprar en eBay o similar.
see no reason why not but they are usually removed due to being a common spot for a failure and a boost leak. Ford switched to using the stereo on the later Focus ST/RS and have a blanking plate where the symposer originally was
So THATS what's already missing on my XR5! I was wondering what was deleted? The butcher who worked on the car before just put a hardware store bung on it... (in it?)
Hey Man where can i get the Picture at your video start in high quality. would be nice to have...
Nice video easy doing with this Infos !
really praying for you guys the clamp is not facing the way it was for me. had no way of getting to the prongs so ended up having to dremel it off
Thank you so much! I was gonna do this to my XR5 and this video helped me out so much
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Hi
Great video. Would it be possible for a high pitched noise created by the symposer if there is a boost leak ? I seem to get the symposer making the correct noise but then is replaced by the high pitched noise and the symposer sound stops.
This is with increased speed. Car doesn’t lose power in any way at all and boost seems to be fine and working as it should. Car is stock
yes, usually boost leaks sound like a high pitched squeal. To confirm it is indeed the symposer remove it then remove the screws from it and split open - you'll see if its torn
Nice one 👍🏻 removing it tomorrow !
What size is the bung ?
so will this effect the engine over a long period of time ??
Symposer delete removes the symposer which is a common boost leak spot. If engine has a boost leak it will lack in performance and over fuel. Removing the symposer has no effect on the way the engine operates as it is unaware of the change.
@@OEMDeniedPerformance could the symposer leak lead to overfueling and under performing?
@@damo8754 yes as its a boost leak so the ECU is reading air being drawn into the turbo via the MAF then some of it is escaping before entering the engine so engine will be running rich, throttle response will suffer and performance will lack due to the leak as its wasted energy
@@OEMDeniedPerformance im going to look into this next, only had her since November. Hopefully I can find out the issue, I've got an uprated boost solenoid to fit aswell.
@@damo8754 how did you get on my man?
What’s the purpose behind the delete?
the symposer is a really common leak spot as the rubber inside it tears easily
@@OEMDeniedPerformance 👍🏽😊
@@OEMDeniedPerformancehola. Donde puedo comprar el tubo? No encuentro! Gracias.
@@AmstaffOdin
¡Los vendemos pero el envío internacional te costaría mucho! Necesita una manguera de silicona con un espesor de pared de 3-4 mm y el diámetro interno debe ser de 34 mm. Debería poder comprar en eBay o similar.
@@OEMDeniedPerformancemuchas gracias amigo!
Do you think this could be retrofitted to a car that doesn't have it ?
see no reason why not but they are usually removed due to being a common spot for a failure and a boost leak. Ford switched to using the stereo on the later Focus ST/RS and have a blanking plate where the symposer originally was
@@OEMDeniedPerformance So they are 100% mechanical and not electronic ?
@@GabrielSTEFAN943 yes. If you google image search "st225 symposer" it will show the internal workings of it