cleaning boost solenoid
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cleaning boost solenoid
trying to clean out my 96 uk turbo boost solenoid controller but cant find the green plugs that are shown is the guide
https://www.scoobynet.com/technical-...-solenoid.html
lower dash is out and so is dash clocks but cant find them
https://www.scoobynet.com/technical-...-solenoid.html
lower dash is out and so is dash clocks but cant find them
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As someones already said...put your clocks back as there knowhere near there. A my96 will have them and they should be more or less just beneath the steering column. Some are taped up, maybe even hidden amongst other wires & covered in masking tape but they are there. Becareful whilst looking as you don't want to disturb something and cause yourself more problems. Goodluck
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found the wires, cleaned out the solenoid, took it for a blast...still no boost! checked aw the vaccum hoses, cleaned up the dv, took off the tmic and checked for leaks, still nothing, finally took of the turbo heatshield and noticed the actuator arm had came off the turbo! now i got ma boost back
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found the wires, cleaned out the solenoid, took it for a blast...still no boost! checked aw the vaccum hoses, cleaned up the dv, took off the tmic and checked for leaks, still nothing, finally took of the turbo heatshield and noticed the actuator arm had came off the turbo! now i got ma boost back
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