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I own a 2004 ba xr6t with a standard turbo.

I have noticed that when my turbo spools under load (generally in 4th or 5th gear) it makes a strange surging noise. The spool does not sound constant like it should. I have no idea what the problem may be. Looking for ideas? Thanks

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Gear is too high hahaha :)

Got a boost gauge that you are sure is accurate? They do can overboost if loaded up in high gears on the highway, depending on parts fitted and the tune.

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  On 09/12/2015 at 2:00 PM, -Stever- said:

Gear is too high hahaha :)

Got a boost gauge that you are sure is accurate? They do can overboost if loaded up in high gears on the highway, depending on parts fitted and the tune.

I'm concerned with the way the car is running so I will be getting it retuned soon. So is this issue an indication of over boost?

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Couldn't say sorry, I just know mine boosts up easily on the highway if I load it up in higher gears. It's tuned in open loop though which might make it more prone to stuff like that.

#1 tip is PICK A GOOD TUNER

Yes, caps were necessary.

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Most likely a wastegate/boost issue (low rpms) the wastegate may be inconsistently opening/closing as you hit the threshold. Best bet is to go over vacuum lines to the wastegate, and install a gauge to see whats going on.

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