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Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - Chris - 19-05-2012 Egr valve link pipe come off? As mine used to open under high manifold presure even though it was all disconected. Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - ginge191 - 19-05-2012 Ok, i understand rear smoke is allllll black! For sure it's in direct relation to lack of air being boosted through! I don't have EGR Chris :cry: Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - mark_airey - 19-05-2012 ginge191 Wrote:Ok, i understand Its just unburnt fuel, gotta be the manifold gasket or the exhaust flange leaking really, as for the lack of boost, just check its not leaking anywhere, No EGR valve is a good thing, it means that you intake manifold and valves won't be full of shite due to having had exhaust gasses put through them Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - ginge191 - 19-05-2012 Yeh, as mentioning on faceybook mark, i think a new turbo would be excelent Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - Chris - 19-05-2012 Hmmm, has to be either the exhaust gasket or the manifold gasket then I'd have thought, unless you have hole in the exhaust down pipe? If your after a easy fix turbo wise got a k14 here also off a 58k car, no manifold though. Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - mark_airey - 19-05-2012 or the exhaust mani is cracked! I replied on bookface before coming on here Ginge send me a PM and I will sort you something if your wanting to give that a bash! Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - Ricky - 19-05-2012 ginge191 Wrote:Chris Wrote:Aslong as you've a ko3/gt15 mani on it atm its a bolt on job. The one that points down is a hdi gt15, there was also a gt15 for the xud that fits on fine. they are hard to find though, they mainly came on very late dturbo's and they aren't very strong. Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - ginge191 - 19-05-2012 Seems as though i've sourced a K03 from mr hairy! what ledge-end he is! Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - Connor - 19-05-2012 I didn't have a clue what you were on about either Mark and that's because the genuine pug ones aren't just steel wire, its covered in some sort of compound. Im fairly certain it'll be the manifold gasket as i already explained to ginge on the phone, smoke in cabin = exhaust leak and there's only one thing that can leak before the turbo lol Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - Toms306 - 19-05-2012 When the turbo blows its not black smoke, its either white or blue depending which side seal has gone........however, my cat pipe was leaking at the gasket (didn't have a cat gasket lol, forgot to put it back) at the same time.....obviously leaking smoke into the bay...was funny when I pulled over and smoke poured out around the boonet, grill, through the vents etc..... So I'd say the cabin smoke is probably due to a leaky gasket more than anything else too..... Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - mark_airey - 19-05-2012 Connor Wrote:I didn't have a clue what you were on about either Mark and that's because the genuine pug ones aren't just steel wire, its covered in some sort of compound. Im fairly certain it'll be the manifold gasket as i already explained to ginge on the phone, smoke in cabin = exhaust leak and there's only one thing that can leak before the turbo lol nah they aren't, they are steel wire stuff and look like below, I agree that it probably the mani gasket though, but this is a possibility, especially if the exhaust has been off Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - Connor - 19-05-2012 That ain't a pug one though is it? Doesn't look like the ones I've always fitted lol Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - mark_airey - 19-05-2012 Connor Wrote:That ain't a pug one though is it? Doesn't look like the ones I've always fitted lol well every standard turbo I have here has one on so I am going to say yes..............we are thinking of the same one yeah? it has to be conical shaped for the engine moving under load and the exhaust staying still?! Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - Connor - 19-05-2012 Yeah im not saying thats the wrong part, just that the pug one isn't just exposed steel wire, which is why i didn't understand what you were on about on the first page lol Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - mark_airey - 19-05-2012 well there you go, I have a K03 and a T2 here and they both have them on and then the k14 on that is now on my TD04 was also steel wire, never seen anything else so just assumed, would be interested to see the pug one now Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - ginge191 - 19-05-2012 I'm getting a turbo off hairy now anyway, but please, continue Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - 4WayDiablo - 19-05-2012 Wait wut? He has t2's and ko3's And you went for the ko3? Wtf Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - mark_airey - 19-05-2012 4WayDiablo Wrote:Wait wut? He has t2's and ko3's LMAO, the T2 is my old one, trust me you don't want that! the bearings are slacker than a cheap whore! there is a good 3-4mm in and out and same side to side Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - 4WayDiablo - 19-05-2012 Oh lmao, OK maybe you shouldn't have the t2 Re: FML - engine/cabin smoking - Ricky - 19-05-2012 I had a k03 because I wanted to reduce lag, but it was boring. no lag, but no real pull. |