Question for DYNOTUNE or maybe someelse can help....
09-13-2005, 05:06 PM
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Question for DYNOTUNE or maybe someelse can help.... I have 2 N20 noids (dual stage dry) one of them makes a VERY loud click when we are testing them and the other noid clicks kinda quiet.
Is there something wrong with the quiet one?
could it be a fuel Noid?
These are both Dynotune noids and one is a little smaller than the other (the quiet one is smaller by maybe a 1/4 inch)
We are trying to work out some bugs and thinking maybe this is a problem?
TIA.... Wayne
Is there something wrong with the quiet one?
could it be a fuel Noid?
These are both Dynotune noids and one is a little smaller than the other (the quiet one is smaller by maybe a 1/4 inch)
We are trying to work out some bugs and thinking maybe this is a problem?
TIA.... Wayne
09-13-2005, 06:13 PM
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If its only slightly smaller, than yes its probably a fuel noid. I assume its not marked also. FWIW my DT fuel solenoid test fired fine in the car, with fuel flowing, and nitrous with nitrous flowing. 2 hrs later at the race, fuel noid failed to open, and it sounded way quieter then the Nitrous one too! Luckily I avoided any damage to the engine, but found the hard way why some Solenoids are more costly....they are warrantied! Oh well, converting to dry.
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Wayne,
If you have 2 noids and one is slightly smaller it is a fuel solonoid. Does it have red wires? If so it is a fuel solonoid. If you ran nitrous through it most likely you destroyed the plunger. They are meant to hold maybe 150 psi and no more if you ran nitrous through it at 1000 psi it is probably bad. Drop us an email and let us know we will help you out!
Cat3,
We replace any solonoid for free that fails due to workmanship - fortunately that is extremely rare. Typically solonoids that fail are due to contamination. Typically we charge $10 for the rebuild. But then most customers know we do not always charge them. But I guess we could charge $100's of dollars more for the kit and throw in a lifetime warranty.
Good luck with your rides guys!
Dean
If you have 2 noids and one is slightly smaller it is a fuel solonoid. Does it have red wires? If so it is a fuel solonoid. If you ran nitrous through it most likely you destroyed the plunger. They are meant to hold maybe 150 psi and no more if you ran nitrous through it at 1000 psi it is probably bad. Drop us an email and let us know we will help you out!
Cat3,
We replace any solonoid for free that fails due to workmanship - fortunately that is extremely rare. Typically solonoids that fail are due to contamination. Typically we charge $10 for the rebuild. But then most customers know we do not always charge them. But I guess we could charge $100's of dollars more for the kit and throw in a lifetime warranty.
Good luck with your rides guys!
Dean
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09-16-2005, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by DynotuneN2O
Wayne,
If you have 2 noids and one is slightly smaller it is a fuel solonoid. Does it have red wires? If so it is a fuel solonoid. If you ran nitrous through it most likely you destroyed the plunger. They are meant to hold maybe 150 psi and no more if you ran nitrous through it at 1000 psi it is probably bad. Drop us an email and let us know we will help you out!
Cat3,
We replace any solonoid for free that fails due to workmanship - fortunately that is extremely rare. Typically solonoids that fail are due to contamination. Typically we charge $10 for the rebuild. But then most customers know we do not always charge them. But I guess we could charge $100's of dollars more for the kit and throw in a lifetime warranty.
Good luck with your rides guys!
Dean
If you have 2 noids and one is slightly smaller it is a fuel solonoid. Does it have red wires? If so it is a fuel solonoid. If you ran nitrous through it most likely you destroyed the plunger. They are meant to hold maybe 150 psi and no more if you ran nitrous through it at 1000 psi it is probably bad. Drop us an email and let us know we will help you out!
Cat3,
We replace any solonoid for free that fails due to workmanship - fortunately that is extremely rare. Typically solonoids that fail are due to contamination. Typically we charge $10 for the rebuild. But then most customers know we do not always charge them. But I guess we could charge $100's of dollars more for the kit and throw in a lifetime warranty.
Good luck with your rides guys!
Dean
Thanks Dean I'll get them off the car and out to you guys soon.
Thanks again,
Wayne
09-16-2005, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by DynotuneN2O
Wayne,
If you have 2 noids and one is slightly smaller it is a fuel solonoid. Does it have red wires? If so it is a fuel solonoid. If you ran nitrous through it most likely you destroyed the plunger. They are meant to hold maybe 150 psi and no more if you ran nitrous through it at 1000 psi it is probably bad. Drop us an email and let us know we will help you out!
Cat3,
We replace any solonoid for free that fails due to workmanship - fortunately that is extremely rare. Typically solonoids that fail are due to contamination. Typically we charge $10 for the rebuild. But then most customers know we do not always charge them. But I guess we could charge $100's of dollars more for the kit and throw in a lifetime warranty.
Good luck with your rides guys!
Dean
If you have 2 noids and one is slightly smaller it is a fuel solonoid. Does it have red wires? If so it is a fuel solonoid. If you ran nitrous through it most likely you destroyed the plunger. They are meant to hold maybe 150 psi and no more if you ran nitrous through it at 1000 psi it is probably bad. Drop us an email and let us know we will help you out!
Cat3,
We replace any solonoid for free that fails due to workmanship - fortunately that is extremely rare. Typically solonoids that fail are due to contamination. Typically we charge $10 for the rebuild. But then most customers know we do not always charge them. But I guess we could charge $100's of dollars more for the kit and throw in a lifetime warranty.
Good luck with your rides guys!
Dean
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09-16-2005, 03:31 PM
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Charlie(Cat3),
Damn... not sure who you spoke with but I apoligize. I dont blame you for being upset - I would have been to! I will PM you our address for returns. Send the fuel solonoid to my attention and we will repair it for you or replace it if required at no charge. Since your going dry its of no value but you can always sell it or if you want another of our products we can give you some sort of credit. Drop us an email or a pm and let us know!
Either way I do apoligize and best of luck with your ride!
Dean
Damn... not sure who you spoke with but I apoligize. I dont blame you for being upset - I would have been to! I will PM you our address for returns. Send the fuel solonoid to my attention and we will repair it for you or replace it if required at no charge. Since your going dry its of no value but you can always sell it or if you want another of our products we can give you some sort of credit. Drop us an email or a pm and let us know!
Either way I do apoligize and best of luck with your ride!
Dean
