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Does this sound normal for a turbo?
i recently traded in my 99" cummins for a 2001 powerstroke and im unsure if this sounds normal for a turbo on the powerstrokes
when im at higher rpms it sounds more like the exhaust is bypassing the turbine and screaming rather than any whistle from what im used to with my dodge (i will include a video) i checked the turbo itself and its not dusted and has no play what so ever could it be related to my wastegate (maybe stuck open?) Last edited by mcyrana; 05-05-2012 at 04:32 AM. |
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Your video is marked private.
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X2 and the pic really isnt showing anything other than stock.
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video fixed
and like i said before im new to the powerstrokes so i dont know whats stock and whats aftermarket, they are a little different from the cummins |
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Sounds like your EBPV is stuck open. I had the same problem when it was around 30-40 degrees outside.
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yeah it kind of sounds like the ebpv is stuck shut
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I took a loom and my ebpv was open so i took my finger and moved it with no effort over to closed and now she sounds great.
But i dont think that should be moving that easily |
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Most people just gut the pedestal and weld the whole shut, the. Others buy a non-ebpv pedestal for around $120 I believe.
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No idea with any of that..
Im going to the search bar to see if theres any other posts on this delete of fix |
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I bought the non-EBPV turbo pedestal and the non-EBPV exhaust housing for the turbo. You simply unbolt the EBPV exhaust housing and bolt the new one on. Gets rid of that crap.
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