Loose Turbo Hose at Hugo Bergin blog

Loose Turbo Hose. When you apply throttle pressure to the engine and the turbo does not engage, or the turbo boost gauge does not. The first thing that could be causing your bad turbo symptoms is a loose compressor wheel. The last time my turbo boot blew off, i sprayed some starting fluid on the boot to degrease it (since i had a can of starting fluid in. Look for any damaged hoses, loose clamps, or other visible signs of a leak. Pay particular attention to the hoses and connections between the turbocharger and the intercooler, as well as the intercooler and the engine. On my old thunderbird sc,. Some kind of odd looking spring loaded clamp had let it. I followed the intercooler outlet tube all the way to the bottom with my hand from up top and it felt awfully loose to me. With the turbo still in the vehicle, check the play or looseness by grabbing the center of the compressor wheel with needle nose pliers. Low and behold, comming off the turbo is a short hose, about 5 inches long, and one end pop'ed of the metal down pipe.

Look for any damaged hoses, loose clamps, or other visible signs of a leak. Pay particular attention to the hoses and connections between the turbocharger and the intercooler, as well as the intercooler and the engine. When you apply throttle pressure to the engine and the turbo does not engage, or the turbo boost gauge does not. With the turbo still in the vehicle, check the play or looseness by grabbing the center of the compressor wheel with needle nose pliers. Low and behold, comming off the turbo is a short hose, about 5 inches long, and one end pop'ed of the metal down pipe. On my old thunderbird sc,. I followed the intercooler outlet tube all the way to the bottom with my hand from up top and it felt awfully loose to me. Some kind of odd looking spring loaded clamp had let it. The first thing that could be causing your bad turbo symptoms is a loose compressor wheel. The last time my turbo boot blew off, i sprayed some starting fluid on the boot to degrease it (since i had a can of starting fluid in.

Turbocharger Hose

Loose Turbo Hose I followed the intercooler outlet tube all the way to the bottom with my hand from up top and it felt awfully loose to me. On my old thunderbird sc,. I followed the intercooler outlet tube all the way to the bottom with my hand from up top and it felt awfully loose to me. With the turbo still in the vehicle, check the play or looseness by grabbing the center of the compressor wheel with needle nose pliers. When you apply throttle pressure to the engine and the turbo does not engage, or the turbo boost gauge does not. The last time my turbo boot blew off, i sprayed some starting fluid on the boot to degrease it (since i had a can of starting fluid in. Low and behold, comming off the turbo is a short hose, about 5 inches long, and one end pop'ed of the metal down pipe. Some kind of odd looking spring loaded clamp had let it. The first thing that could be causing your bad turbo symptoms is a loose compressor wheel. Pay particular attention to the hoses and connections between the turbocharger and the intercooler, as well as the intercooler and the engine. Look for any damaged hoses, loose clamps, or other visible signs of a leak.