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    Re: Need Help With Turbo Diagnosis

    Quote Originally Posted by Badger2078 View Post
    Still boost used to be higher.

    It is now slower than the ole 92 7.3 idi non-turbo.

    Which is supposed to put out 185 hp.

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    My boost goes higher too when I have the actuator enabled.

    Enabled:32-35psi
    Disable: 23-26psi

    The actuator could be sticking like @AK Bob said, or veins could be sticking(is that possible?) or the actuator could be on its last leg.

    Can take turbo off, remove actuator and clean.

    Maybe go a step further disassemble the turbo case and clean the veins too?

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    Re: Need Help With Turbo Diagnosis

    How does all the intercooler piping look?

    Nice and tight fittings.

    Possible boost leak?

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    Re: Need Help With Turbo Diagnosis

    Quote Originally Posted by nitsuj08 View Post
    My boost goes higher too when I have the actuator enabled.

    Enabled:32-35psi
    Disable: 23-26psi

    The actuator could be sticking like @AK Bob said, or veins could be sticking(is that possible?) or the actuator could be on its last leg.

    Can take turbo off, remove actuator and clean.

    Maybe go a step further disassemble turbo case and clean the veins too?
    It is possible and somewhat common.

    I don't believe that carbon build up is the issue in my case simply because I can hear the result of the turbo going through the full range of motion.

    That isn't to say that the exhaust may be carbon restricted and causing these issues.

    I guess that could happen.

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    Re: Need Help With Turbo Diagnosis

    Intercooler piping is tidy and clean.

    Has never been disassembled either.

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    Re: Need Help With Turbo Diagnosis

    If you are dead set on running the stock turbo, I'd be looking at a new actuator and nozzle and unison ring setup.

    I just did that in 2013 very recently.

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    Re: Need Help With Turbo Diagnosis

    Quote Originally Posted by bolbot5m View Post
    If you are dead set on running the stock turbo, I'd be looking at a new actuator and nozzle and unison ring setup.

    I just did that in 2013 very recently.
    Actually, the wife said compounds, fuel, and head work.

    I'm a lucky man!

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