I've run out of money, so got myself a bleed-valve (much cheaper) but could take up to 2 weeks before it arrives...!
normally there is a short hose from the turbo inlet to the actuator, about 10cm long (4 to 5 inch?)
my 2 hoses (1 from turbo and 1 from actuator) are 2 feet long, so I could place the bleed-valve on the top side of the engine,
so I could control it without having to reach to the turbo...
bleed-valve basically does the same thing as a boost-controller, it a T-pies...
one side the pressure comes in, one side goes to the actuator, the last one lets air escape as much as I want...
when I turn the screw IN, the less air escapes, the more air it converts to the actuator...
without the bleed-valve, the actuator isn't getting ANY air, so I thought the wastegate would stay shut!
wouldn't weld the wastegate because of the Lucas pump, didn't know if the pump could get enough fuel in for the max pressure I would have if I welded the Wastegate shut...
gonna install something like this (picture below, don't know the English word for it) to the end of the actuator beam, just to confirm what you guys are saying...
isn't a permanent solution, I know, but welding the wastegate shut means I have to take the turbo off again...
I'm just glad SOMETHING IS FINALLY WORKING after having so much trouble with my semi-ECU Bosch pump and the first turbo that didn't work at all...!