Possible turbo failure
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Possible turbo failure
Hi All,
Was driving uphill just now and put my foot down in second gear. Next thing I hear a loud hiss (think blow off dump valve) and almost complete loss of power with black smoke out of the exhaust.
Does that sound like a complete turbo failure or something else?
Car is a 2000 UK Turbo - no mods except exhaust upgrade
If it is turbo does anyone have any idea of repair costs?
It'll be a shame if it is terminal as just had new clutch fitted about 100 miles ago
Was driving uphill just now and put my foot down in second gear. Next thing I hear a loud hiss (think blow off dump valve) and almost complete loss of power with black smoke out of the exhaust.
Does that sound like a complete turbo failure or something else?
Car is a 2000 UK Turbo - no mods except exhaust upgrade
If it is turbo does anyone have any idea of repair costs?
It'll be a shame if it is terminal as just had new clutch fitted about 100 miles ago
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sound like a hose has popped off as those are also symptoms of it running rich and the black reek. If a hose has popped off it usually runs like a bag of nails and might even cut out or be erratic on tick over.
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Guys thanks for the help on this, it turned out to be the intercooler hose that's blown off. I can't get it back on though so going to take it down to he garage and ask why it wasn't tightened up properly when they did the clutch.
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Yeah, as per sti-chris, I meant to post up saying it sounded very much like a hose of the boost system had blown off (never got round to it, sorry). I experienced it loads on my first turbo car back in the day, a R5 turbo.
I'm glad it was that - you can now breathe a sigh of relief.
I'm glad it was that - you can now breathe a sigh of relief.
Last edited by joz8968; 29 May 2017 at 12:03 PM.