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well let me see if i can explain this correctly. i have a 2000 f250 and while double checking my clamps on my boots before the turbo i noticed on the pipe coming from the passanger side of the exhaust, before it gets to the turbo there is a fitting there in the pipe with nothing connected to it,
A. what is this for
B. should it be connected ( i know it sounds like a stupid question but you never know) lol
Last edited by blacksoot25; Aug 28, 2010 at 03:09 PM.
Reason: punctuation
There's different schools of thought about whether the pyrometer sensor should be pre-turbo or post-turbo.
Someone in this truck's history subscribed to the pre-turbo philosophy, which also seems to be the most common. Since you're measuring the exhaust gas temperature, seems like you would want to measure it as close to the exhaust valve as possible, not after it has been cooled a bit by passing through the turbo.
It's a pretty-small hole you've got there, so not surprising you hear nothing.
thank you i think the best plan of attack for me is to put a gauge back in as for what ever reason the prev owner took it out that prob would close all concerns. lol
thanks again
Putting a gauge in it wouldnt be a bad idea anyways cause as you said in your other thread your checking for boost leaks and a gauge would tell you those PSIs!
Putting a gauge in it wouldnt be a bad idea anyways cause as you said in your other thread your checking for boost leaks and a gauge would tell you those PSIs!
Ummm, I believe this gauge would tell him the temperature of his exhaust gasses, not his boost pressure.
both are correct yes i do need to find out what my boost looks like for more than one reason possible leaks i might have and also i put a scanner on the truck today and it kicked me a code of p0238-turbo boost sensor A circuit high? as well as p1211-undefined code thats a big ? lol none of which so far make the truck run like crap (so far) lol