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Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2000 11:08:38 +0200
From: Goran Begicevic <goran.begicevicnopsamector.se>
Subject: Re: Turbo Problems - 87 9000T


Your car is probably overboosting, and security boost-limiter kicks in, cutting fuel-pump. It's probably APC-valve that is failed, blowing air trough. Hint: There is a valve suspended on watercooler with three rubber hoses going to various things. There is also a electrical contact on it. First try to disconnect the electrical contact and drive around. This should force car to run on base boost (middle of yellow). If car stil overboosts then it's the faulty valve blowing trough or maybe sticking wastegate (very unlikely). I'm betting on valve,,, Cheers P.S. Leaking out is not dangerous, but try to fix it before it gets worse. Ross McCloud wrote: > > I'm experiencing problems with the Turbo on my 87 9000 > Currently - the turbine spins fine but if you go past about 1.4 pedal it > overevs the engine, the boost goes into the red, and acceleration lags. > > This happens at all speeds and is getting worse. I know virtually nothing > about the mechanics of this car, but it's almost as if there were a "gate" > or turbo restrictor that has failed. Is there a way to test this myself? > FYI - there is an oil line that runs in to the top of the turbo and it seems > to be leaking a bit of oil around where it "seats." Related or not? >

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