turbo spools but no boost or blowoff...
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turbo spools but no boost or blowoff...
the boost gauge reads vacume and the it goes to 0 when i give it gas...... i hear the turbo spooling but nothin happens any thought anyone can come look at it too.. names james 6204166 oh yea is a single cam turbo on a eg hatch
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Re: turbo spools but no boost or blowoff...
Charge pipe came off
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Re: turbo spools but no boost or blowoff...
boost leak
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Re: turbo spools but no boost or blowoff...
boost leak
people invest in T-clamps
people invest in T-clamps
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sorry for the extra post,my comp is acting up.
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Re: turbo spools but no boost or blowoff...
Uhhh...
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... Boost leak! I've been in the same situation.
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... Boost leak! I've been in the same situation.
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Re: turbo spools but no boost or blowoff...
can someone help me out i know nothin about turbos
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Re: turbo spools but no boost or blowoff...
check your vaccuum lines / intercooler piping. make sure everything is connected properly and fastened.
with vaccuum lines, the easiest way to search for a leak is mix up water with a bit of soap. pour a bit onto your lines (while the car is running), and if you see a bubble, theres a leak, and replace the line.
or your waste gate sucks.
with vaccuum lines, the easiest way to search for a leak is mix up water with a bit of soap. pour a bit onto your lines (while the car is running), and if you see a bubble, theres a leak, and replace the line.
or your waste gate sucks.