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addi

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may be a similar post to the 'wierd boosting' post but i suspect my car to have blown the second turbo as while boosting i am getting nothing from it when it should come on line .. car boosts to 1.2 bar as usual .. then when second should come in boost falls to 0.5

 

tried the TTC, when the turbo comes in the car boosts to 0.5 and stays there

 

it is also coupled with white smoke from the exhaust when ticking over for a while and oil appearing to be coming out from the dumpvalve

 

 

any ideas before i start removing and swapping turbo's ?????

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I may be completely off the track with this because im a newbie when it comes to engines, so correct me if im wrong, but i was under the impression that the first turbo boosts to 0.7 approx then the second only comes in at 1.2bar, so if yours is boosting ok to 1.2 then surely its not a 2nd turbo prob. May be a prob mainting the boost but not acheiving it. Prob way off but hey.

 

Gaz

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I may be completely off the track with this because im a newbie when it comes to engines, so correct me if im wrong, but i was under the impression that the first turbo boosts to 0.7 approx then the second only comes in at 1.2bar, so if yours is boosting ok to 1.2 then surely its not a 2nd turbo prob. May be a prob mainting the boost but not acheiving it. Prob way off but hey.

 

Gaz

 

i think the second turbo comes on on a a none dectated car at just under a bar which if memory serves is roughly 14/15 psi. Could be wrong tough :thumbs:

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Could be an oil seal if you are getting smoke. However, the whining noise definetly isn't good. Are you sure its not the whistle the standard turbo's make anyway?

 

Did you get the decat done, or was it done by the previous owner. If you have properly blown your turbo it's pretty unlikely you would generate 1.2 Bar boost.

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Um, 1.2bar on the first turbo? That's so unbelievably far out of it's operating range (power drops off above 0.9bar due to overheating the air) I'm amazed it's not #1 that's dead if this is correct :)

 

You could have a faulty part of the sequential system dumping boosted air to atmosphere as soon as it tries to bring #2 online?

Have a look here

 

-Ian

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no ive had the car for 2 years no wand bought it standard

 

its just had a full rebuild at grasshopper prosport, now as its run it ive gone to start to accellerate and found nothing coming from no.2, the car runs great otherwise, been told be gps that teh second turbo is gone and generating nothing, just dont want my pants takin down for a poped off hose or similar .. and it is getting to 1.2 for a split second then dropping streight off to .5 .... it is running a greddy profect controler aswell

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If it was fine before it went for a full rebuild and now #2 doesn't work I'd say the problem lies at Grasshopper... You need to check all your sequential system hoses, especially the stuff that brings #2 online. Could be they didn't put them back right/properly or they got split taking them off, or even a VSV hasn't been plugged back in...

 

-Ian

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right now in true twin mode and after a week of driving i think teh ecu has decided whats going on, i am boosting to 1.2 then dropping streight back down to between 0.2 and 0.5, i also get white smoke from the exhaust .. any ideas ? this is driving me mad!

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Guest slow dog

its a pig off a job mate and is a real head ache of the best of times

and if you got the money you are better off getting hybrids

if you need some advice on this mate gimme a call 01256 421359 :Pling:

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