When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
I get a slight burp at high rpm, and occasional decel sounds. Only code is p0299 which is low turbo pressure, but I just accidently blew off the hot side. I suspect that may have been my fault, it looked like the pipe was backing out.
Videos have sound. Any suggestions on how to properly diagnose what's happening would be appreciated. All stainless pipes and sinister diesel hoses and clamps. No tunes, nothing like that. EGR removed. MAP & VGT recently replaced.
Just the sensor. I may need to just run it more. It's been sitting. I ran forscan and the graphs look good as far as I can tell. Maybe it's just me being incompetent at tightening the boots down. I'm almost certain its the hotside left pipe that connets to the intercooler.
I need to get some injector cleaner, it's running on 4 year old diesel. Is diesel kleen still the go-to for addetives?
That's about right although it's slightly higher. Some see as high as 29-30 psi.
I could probably account for that with the pressure escaping. The boot not sealing right is acting as a blow-off valve at ~25-27psi. As long as I'm not seeing overboost, I'm happy.
I've had the turbo off many times. I *really* don't want to do it this week. I'm planning to take the truck on a small road trip next weekend, only 100 miles but lots of gear. I'll drive it this week, get some of that addetive in it, fresh fuel. I'm only down to 1/2 tank so 1/2 tank of new fuel plus the additive should do the job. It sounds perfect, runs like a top, just that boot. Which i think is most likely that hot low side, but I can't tell for sure. I just reseated it, cranked it down, and took it out for a spin, but it's still letting excess boost off around 3200-3500rpm.