Turbo pressure solenoide physical location on my car
Turbo pressure solenoide physical location on my car
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BND1

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11 posts

67 months

Friday 4th June 2021
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Does anyone know the physical location of the Turbo Pressure Solenoid on my 2010 renault clio 1.5 dci ?

Thank you in advance

Edited by BND1 on Friday 4th June 16:12

BND1

Original Poster:

11 posts

67 months

Sunday 6th June 2021
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Sorted it out........problem was when putting your foot down to climb a hill or overtake the Turbo would drop out, the car would loose power and the service light would illuminate along with a dash message "check injection "

The Turbo pressure solenoide has a rubber diaphragm in it that can perforate or split with wear. It works on air suction from the intake manifold and if it fails it basically stops sending a variable voltage signal to the ecu. The car does not stop revving fully or go into limp mode if this solenoide fails, it just does not pull as hard or accelerate as quickly as it should.

The Solenoide is situated on a metal bracket just to the left of the cooling fan and coolant expansion tank. About half way down the radiator and air conditioning radiator in the middle. It's a simple job to do. 2 rubber tubes and a 2 wire connector to disconnect and reconnect to the new unit. The Solenoide is rubber mounted. It just pulls upwards and slides of the metal bracket it's mounted on.

Hope this helps someone.



Edited by BND1 on Sunday 6th June 16:33