bustersbus
Well-Known Member
where???
where???
storm99
Spreading Joy & Harmony
bustersbus
Well-Known Member
Ah sees it now
dazzx10r
Active Member
have you checked your wastegate on the turbo is not stuck? Mines adjusted slightly for more boost and I can defo here the turbo spin up. If you remove the actuator rod going onto the wastegate arm on the turbo, then you should be able to freely move the wastegate arm. When the wastegate is shut the actuator rod is at it's shortest, so if you were to adjust the rod i.e. shorten it, then you would end up with more boost.
. If you remove the actuator rod going onto the wastegate arm on the turbo, then you should be able to freely move the wastegate arm. When the wastegate is shut the actuator rod is at it's shortest, so if you were to adjust the rod i.e. shorten it, then you would end up with more boost.
storm99
Spreading Joy & Harmony
storm99
Spreading Joy & Harmony
Done that..they're all present and accounted for...
Hoses all tight and no signs of damage. Uses no oil or water. Just down on power, no turbo whistle.
oil dripper
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Badger
Well-Known Member
There's your problem then, if it aint losing oil it's obviously keeping it in the engine which is the last place you want it on a Landy, it should be on the floor.
no wonder you got issues
08mckerp
New Member
I know i have a 300TDi but i can here the whistle off of the turbo when acelerating and i have replaced all of the hoses a few months ago, Even with my TD i coul dhere the turbo whistle. Even if the intercooler was blocked the turbo would still whistle but not work to its best, same if you had a split hose it would still whistle,
Even just giving it a rev up you should here it whistle.
Personally i would check the boost pressure, It might not be increasing the fueling ??
Even just giving it a rev up you should here it whistle.
Personally i would check the boost pressure, It might not be increasing the fueling ??
