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=== Procedure === - Open the hood and locate the wastegate from above. Itβs a brass-colored cylinder located almost directly under the A/C compressor. - From the Factory Service Manual page, Nissan conveniently located the wastegate hoses facing downward. Fortunately, both ends are close together. - Use needle-nose pliers to loosen the hose clamps and remove the J-shaped hose at the bottom of the wastegate. Reach the line from under the car Line removed * Your boost controller will have at least two connections: one from the pressure source and one to the wastegate. Connect these to the locations where the J-shaped hose was removed. * Electronic controllers also need a source of manifold pressure. Insert a T-fitting into the vacuum hose going to the fuel pressure regulator and run a line to the controller/stepper motor. * Once everything is connected, start the car and check for any boost or vacuum leaks. Use a boost gauge to fine-tune the controller β never adjust without knowing PSI output. * To modify the pressure relief valve on the front passenger side of the intake manifold, stiffen the spring, replace it with the non-turbo plug, or use an aftermarket relief valve based on your desired boost level. Hope this helps with Boost controlers and the installation of one.
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