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03-12-2016, (Subject: Turbo actuator ) Post: #5 | |||
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RE: Turbo actuator (03-11-2016 )dbl overdrive Wrote: I talked to him today and his turbo position is at 98% at idle witch seems high to me. During regen, it sits at 98% as well. His truck is a 450 and no custom tune. Going down the road, it's around 72 to 80%. Seems high as well.[/i] that sounds high to me. If the engine is cold, then maybe its in warm up mode, but I would thing it would be lower if the engine is fully warmed up. A bad exh. pressure sensor can cause incorrect positioning, a bad Delta-P sensor can do it, a bad imap sensor can do it, or it could have a leak, or blockage in a pipe or crossover tube somewhere. A plugged up dpf or other exhaust restriction can do it too. The factory engine programming makes it sit in unpredictable positions based on all the data it is being fed. That is great if everything is perfect, but it can be bad if something is not quite right. It makes troubleshooting air and turbo related problems very difficult. User's Signature: ->: What I post is just my own thoughts and Opinions! --- I AM Full Of S__T!. | |||
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