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Really need help: Turbo issues
Im driving down the street, radio on, and I go to pass someone so I punch it and I hear what sounded like a pop / snap /crack kind of sound and I lose power. I pull of the side of the rode, and rev it and it seems to run fine, idles fine, throttles up fine. I get out and look and visually cant see anything wrong, no leaking oils. I pop the hood, and without really digging around, everything looks connected.
Now I put it in drive and go and now I have no power. My boost gauge reads 1 psi when Im at 40mph. It takes forever to get to that speed to with alot of black smoke dumping out the exhaust under alot of throttle ( not so much when just cruising ). Its almost like I have this heavy beepbeepbeep truck and motor with no turbo. There is a loud whistle and also what sounds like alot of whoosing coming from the engine bay ( guessing the turbo ). Can anyone think of what might be wrong? Is it something I can look at in my driveway and replace if its a possible hose or something. This is my daily so if I can avoid the dealership, Id like to. Not to mention the teeth I have to pull to get them to fix things since Im on 40's. Please any help is greatly appreciated. Thx |
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Check your intrecooler boots I'm willing to bet one of them blew off/out
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You are the man!!!! ( Sorry if your female, but your still the man!!! )
Thats what it was. It was the hose that connects right into the turbo. Now... What would cause this? I noticed on the clamp that it also had staples that went into the hose to help hold it down and they were pulled out and also the clamp itself was still pretty tight. Would a bad wastegate or blow off valve cause this? I have a programmer, but its only set at 60hp right now. |
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Ok Im stilling having issues..
I put it back on clamped it down and took it for a spin. It ran like normal till I punched it and boost went to 29lbs and POP / WHOOOOOOSH!!!!! It happened again. Limped home, put it back on, and sat in the driveway, with hood and door open, so I could watch it. Reved engine up and I could see the piping start to rise and the boot begin to swell. I let off before it popped again. What gives? EDIT: If I drive this to work in the AM and home, and just dont get mad crazy with the throttle, will it be ok till issue is solved or should I not be driving it??? |
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It is a sign that your turbo vanes are sticking. Usually if you get your turbo cleaned it takes care of it. Do you have an excessive sound of air being pushed back out your intake when you get into it hard then let off?
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Well I know the whistling sound is louder and I lost the whoosh whoosh whoosh sound, so Im guessing Im not cuz isnt that where the excess air xcapes?
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Problem is that once those boots blow off they really are in need of replacement. The stapled ones are originals. We see that alot. 98% of the time its the turbo. But with that kind of boost thats gonna cause some issues too.
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wait, so is my problem just the turbo needs a cleaning? where is that done? can i do it myself, does the turbo gotta come out? is it safe to drive just dont boost?
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The problem is
Your truck has an issue that we deal with in the dealership. Your truck has warrenty right? I wouldnt advise anyone that doesnt have experience or resources in the removal or teardown of a 6.0 turbo to do it. If you take it to a dealer and they say that it is normal for the boot to blow off take it somewhere else.
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The boots blowing off can be from the ccv which tends to coat everything in an oily film. If you look at the boots, you may see an oily,black,seepage? This seepage makes it hard for the clamp to hold. First you will need to clean the boots and tubes very thoroughly and re torque.
I have also read about the staples that you mentioned being improperly installed. Instead of going through the boot and into the tube, they bend over and don't hold like they should. (Just what I have read, but it comes from a very reliable source) |
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