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wastegate question
today i unplugged my wastegate pressure line to see if there was any difference......there was no difference!.......still max's out at roughly 15-16 psi......what's up with that?......wastegate stuck?.....did all my turbo hoses(clean and tighten) but seems i should be getting a little more boost than that.......you hafta hold it on the floor for a bit to get to 16 psi......any suggestions?
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where are you getting the boost reading from??
do you have any mods to speak of? chip, programmer? |
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no mods......i have a turbo pressure guage (t'd) into the map sensor line....i have taken the guage out and compared it to other guages using my shop air.......looks good.....so now what?
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a stock stroker isn't going to produce much more boost than that, actually, that may be pretty good on average.
you start adding a chip, exhaust, intake, etc you will start seeing higher boost levels!! this is the right place to learn how to mod your truck, just browse around the forums, you'll get all the info you need!! |
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i thought stock was capable of 20psi.......and with the wastegate unplugged i should be able to get it to throw and overboost code right?.......ahhh mods.....someday!
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I don't want to tell you for sure, but someone will be along shortly to confirm one way or the other...
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sweet.....this place is great!
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there are a lot of great folks around here that can help you with most any topic you have questions about!! |
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I drove a big truck all over the USA (kenworth t800) and it never had a waste gate for the turbo. Why do the ford have to have one in the first place
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You should be ale to see around 20 PSI stock without the wastegate hose connected, it should make a difference for sure. I did at first have my boost reading from the MAP line, it was all over the place, now it is from the AIH plug, or rather from where it was. The air intake horn is a better place to check the pressure.
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