Gizzmo Ibc install

Hi guys, I had a second hand gizzmo Ibc installed in my wrx by a Subaru mech the other day, but he was having difficulty setting it. He installed it according to the instruction manual and while the unit has power, he was unable to set it up. It won't go into the set up sequence on start up and just flashed zero and then go into boost display model. I suspect that it wasn't installed properly but the mechanic ensure me that it was installed according to the instruction manual. Please help and give me an idea what might be the issue? Is there a gizzmo support line that I can call? Thanks

http://www.gizzmoelectronics.com/pdf/IBC%20Instruction.pdf

best bet would to be look here n see if it solves anything

Thanks Nade for the link. I have gone through the booklet and checked all the vacuum connections on to the solenoid and they all look fine. Then I setup the ibc unit with duty cycle and gains as instructed then took it for a blast in 3rd and 4th gear. But for some reason I'm only boosting 0.5 bar and the real time boost level and peak boost are not shown/stored in the ibc when I checked it during and after the run. The ibc controller has power but doesn't seem to work? I wonder if anyone here had similar experience? If I can proof that it's an installation problem I can take it back to the garage who installed it. Thanks

When you were setting it up did you keep adjusting the duty cycle between each run til the boost level went up?

Only did a couple o run myself. But I presume the mechanic has adjusted when he tested it as one of the setting has the duty cycle maxed out. I think something isn't right as the real time boost function dot work and the peak boost level stayed at zero even tough my boost gauge tells me that I'm on 0.5 bar.

There is a vaccum line hooked up from ebc controller to the manifold? not meaning the solenoid lines.

You have to adj the duty cycle, say so for mine i set the duty cycle to 40 then foot down hard in 3rd. hits around 14psi. then button 1 to store. make sure you start very high with the duty cycle. i think .5 bar is the factory setting for the EBC

 tmuff88 said:

Thanks Nade for the link. I have gone through the booklet and checked all the vacuum connections on to the solenoid and they all look fine. Then I setup the ibc unit with duty cycle and gains as instructed then took it for a blast in 3rd and 4th gear. But for some reason I'm only boosting 0.5 bar and the real time boost level and peak boost are not shown/stored in the ibc when I checked it during and after the run. The ibc controller has power but doesn't seem to work? I wonder if anyone here had similar experience? If I can proof that it's an installation problem I can take it back to the garage who installed it. Thanks

Are the wires hooked up correctly? Is the power hooked up right (i.e. constant power and ACC power done right...)

 driftrex said:

There is a vaccum line hooked up from ebc controller to the manifold? not meaning the solenoid lines.

As far as I can see the vacuum line is hooked up...

 CIutch Nade said:

You have to adj the duty cycle, say so for mine i set the duty cycle to 40 then foot down hard in 3rd. hits around 14psi. then button 1 to store. make sure you start very high with the duty cycle. i think .5 bar is the factory setting for the EBC

So you see the real time boost when you drive it? Cos mine just says zero the whole time

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[quote name='tmuff88 said:

Thanks Nade for the link. I have gone through the booklet and checked all the vacuum connections on to the solenoid and they all look fine. Then I setup the ibc unit with duty cycle and gains as instructed then took it for a blast in 3rd and 4th gear. But for some reason I'm only boosting 0.5 bar and the real time boost level and peak boost are not shown/stored in the ibc when I checked it during and after the run. The ibc controller has power but doesn't seem to work? I wonder if anyone here had similar experience? If I can proof that it's an installation problem I can take it back to the garage who installed it. Thanks

/quote]I'm sure the power is on as it's on the whole time and I'm able to go the duty cycle set up etc. I hope all the wires are hooked up correctly as I had a subi mechanic to hook it up.

Are the wires hooked up correctly? Is the power hooked up right (i.e. constant power and ACC power done right...)