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Hi folks,i just wondered if anyone can answer me a few questions????
firstly what should a turbo boost gauge read on tickover?
secondly does a turbo and actuator come as a pair? ( as in if you swap the turbo for a different one do you have to swap the actuator? )
I'll be happy with any help i can get,i'm trying not to have to take car to a garage and be ripped off and filled with lies so they can make some easy cash because subaru engines baffle me,lol
firstly what should a turbo boost gauge read on tickover?
secondly does a turbo and actuator come as a pair? ( as in if you swap the turbo for a different one do you have to swap the actuator? )
I'll be happy with any help i can get,i'm trying not to have to take car to a garage and be ripped off and filled with lies so they can make some easy cash because subaru engines baffle me,lol
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So does that mean if someone's swapped the turbo for a different one that the actuator can be adjusted to work with it? Is it an easy job to adjust the actuator without stripping everything off? Is it just a matter of changing the length of the bar in the middle so it pushes further?
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Hi folks,i just wondered if anyone can answer me a few questions????
firstly what should a turbo boost gauge read on tickover?
secondly does a turbo and actuator come as a pair? ( as in if you swap the turbo for a different one do you have to swap the actuator? )
I'll be happy with any help i can get,i'm trying not to have to take car to a garage and be ripped off and filled with lies so they can make some easy cash because subaru engines baffle me,lol
firstly what should a turbo boost gauge read on tickover?
secondly does a turbo and actuator come as a pair? ( as in if you swap the turbo for a different one do you have to swap the actuator? )
I'll be happy with any help i can get,i'm trying not to have to take car to a garage and be ripped off and filled with lies so they can make some easy cash because subaru engines baffle me,lol
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Its not really a problem as such,i took it to scoobyclinic for a rolling road n they said it was'nt boosting properly.(dunno how true that is as iv heard they say things are broke when they're not for unnecessary work)They told me a scoobyclinic boostee would sort it which i'd have to buy,have fitted and then car re-rollin roaded.
Well the car seems to pull ok and to me it seems to have boost,but i fitted a boost gauge to see for myself what was happening.That shows that on tickover its -20 as i previously said and when driving it goes up past 0 and most iv seen is about 15 PSI.
Another thing about scoobyclinic is their mechanic said it had got the wrong turbo on after a quick glance in engine bay.(i cant even see the turbo because theirs a black steel thing over it that goes up to the vent on the bonnet)Iv asked previous owner and he doesnt know,he did say someone had told him actuator was wrong thou.
I just dont want to be ripped off and have to pay for things it dont really need,scooby ownership is expensive enough without that.lol
Well the car seems to pull ok and to me it seems to have boost,but i fitted a boost gauge to see for myself what was happening.That shows that on tickover its -20 as i previously said and when driving it goes up past 0 and most iv seen is about 15 PSI.
Another thing about scoobyclinic is their mechanic said it had got the wrong turbo on after a quick glance in engine bay.(i cant even see the turbo because theirs a black steel thing over it that goes up to the vent on the bonnet)Iv asked previous owner and he doesnt know,he did say someone had told him actuator was wrong thou.
I just dont want to be ripped off and have to pay for things it dont really need,scooby ownership is expensive enough without that.lol
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Theirs no smoke or noises i would class as bad,the turbo's just got a bit of a whisle to it when ya give it a footfull.I dont think its ever hit the fuel cut,(never felt anything thats felt like that anyway.)It revs well all way up and is fairly smooth.(i dont over rev it thou)
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