Turbo boost level
Discussion
Just been out for one of my last drives in the old girl before she goes
However i noticed that when i got back and turned the engine off, the boost guage stayed at zero, as opposed to falling back to the bottom of the guage. Am i likely to have a wastegate stuck or something?
Is it something that someone with my VERY limited mechanical skills can put right?
However i noticed that when i got back and turned the engine off, the boost guage stayed at zero, as opposed to falling back to the bottom of the guage. Am i likely to have a wastegate stuck or something?
Is it something that someone with my VERY limited mechanical skills can put right?
No this is normal.
As Justin says, zero reading means atmospheric pressure (~1 bar). Below zero is vacuum and above is where the fun starts.
Zero is also where the gauge sits when it has no power.
A sticky wastegate is easily identified by the boost going over the maximum (0.7 bar on the 3.0 engine).
As Justin says, zero reading means atmospheric pressure (~1 bar). Below zero is vacuum and above is where the fun starts.
Zero is also where the gauge sits when it has no power.
A sticky wastegate is easily identified by the boost going over the maximum (0.7 bar on the 3.0 engine).
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