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Noob 05-28-2014 02:10 PM

Turbo Troubles
 
Hey all, first time poster here, long time lurker. The forums here have helped me quite a bit, but now i think i need some direct advice.

The other day i was driving down the highway when i lost all boost. My EGT jumped significantly and things got LOUD.

I popped the hood and saw that my waste gate actuator rod was just dangling around with the engine running.

I got it home, cut the top off the WGA and sure enough there was a tear in the diaphragm.

I use the WGA housing to make my own spring controlled WGA.

Problem is, now i still cant produce much boost, 1.2 - 3 TOPS. still VERY loud.

My next step was going to be pulling the turbo, is there anything i should be looking for? MY EGT got to 900 degrees, which i did not think to be fatally high. could i have put a hole in my headers or something? Any advice is much appreciated.

1999 K2500 suburban 6.5 TD PMD relocated to bumper. 250,000 miles.

racer55 05-30-2014 09:34 AM

Check the crossover pipe seals and the rest of the exhaust for holes.

Sounds like you need a stronger spring for your turbomaster-max boost should be 9 psi under hard acceleration.

1250F is max egt when taken pre turbo,for post turbo probe locations 900f is pretty much max.


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