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HOLY TURBO!!!! need some advice
well i got lucky enough this spring to actually afford my first diesel truck and i bought an 04' F350 PSD. I absoloutly love the truck and have had great luck with it so far but every once in a while the turbo starts acting up. I had an issue pulling my boat back to VA from ohio. My boat isnt all that heavy its just an 18ft bass boat so its not like im towing 20000lbs. The issue was when i was pulling up some of the long grades in West VA and i was in the skinny pedall the turbo would start to surge enough to jerk the truck around a bit. During the same trip on two diffrent ocassions, when i would be geting on the freeway and get on it a bit as soon as i started to build boost it wanted to blow off and you would hear that turbo chop almost like when you come off the throtle real fast. that was the only time i had that specific problem. Now fast forward a few months and im having a new problem. Its intermitten and doesnt do it on a regular bassis but every so often when im geting on it prety hard, merging on the freeway or tryin to give a guy in a cummins a hard time
..... when i come out of the throtle and get back on it the truck doesnt want to build any boost. It lags really really bad and doesnt start to build boost till the truck gets up to about 3500 rpm or so and it "breaks loose". Then after a few times of tryin to get it to build boost everything goes back to normal and everything works fine..... Its not enough to discorage me but it is geting on my nerves a bit . Ive searched quite a bit on this and im personaly leaning torwards a vgt solenoid possibly but im not totaly sure. I was just wanting your guys imput on this and see if you had any ideas. O and i have removed the EGR and cleaned it and put new seals on it after this first started happening, thinkin maybe my EGR might have been sticking... who knows. Anyways any help is appreciated.
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I would clean the turbo since it's probably overdue. The vanes could be rusted or coked up and sticking. It's pretty simple to split the exhaust housing and get to the vanes. Then use some Roloc pads and clean the vanes, unison ring, and housings and try that. IDS can run a VGT turbo test but mostly only dealer techs have the IDS.
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What he said ^^
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my truck did something similar to that and it turned out to be a wire grounding out
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yea thats what i figured, wasnt sure but i wont know till i get it tore apart. Gona be a while till i get a chance to do that though, im navy and i live in the barracks. Might be goin home for a few weeks in the spring and pullin the motor and goin through the top end and slushbox. bought it as a used truck with 82000 miles dont know how hard it has been road, or how its been maintained so im gona do a bit of preventative maintenance. Lookin to do studs, EGR delete and a few other things while im in there. knock it all out in one shot. Well see..
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Sounds to me like the vanes in the turbo are getting stuck
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after you clean turbo run stanadyne in every tank, will help with soot issue in turbo. i live in ohio cleveland area never had a problem with my 6.0 in 83000, it has never seen the shop.
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IDS is fords scan tool.
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