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More wastegate stuff
Ok. I'm hearing all this stuff on whooshing sounds and waste gates. I think I must have a problem with my waste gate. When it's cold, especially in the winter, it's really agrivating when I get up to speed and let off the throttle that a whooshing sound or sucking sound starts up and my truck seems to lose power. It seems that the sound is coming from behind the jocky box. If I let off the throttle or if I accelerate more than gradually it goes away. I can even do it while in park as long as it's cold. Any ideas? Thanks.
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Its a butterfly valve on the back side of the exhaust side of the turbo right where the downpipe hooks to the turbo. If it sticks shut it almost completely closes off the exhaust pipe and you lose all kinds of power. There is a couple of things you can do actually a few. You can unplug the solinoid that actuates the valve. You can pull it apart and clean the valve and housing, or you can gut the whole thing.
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I can see how it would work as an exhaust brake. What really makes it a pain for me is that when I'm at cruising speed it will kick in and cause the truck to slow down go I give it more throttle which causes it to turn off but then I start to go too fast so I let off the trottle to slow back down and then the it kicks back on again. Vicious circle.
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I just gutted mine when it started sticking!! Pretty easy to do, just takes some time and patience. Good luck to ya!
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