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Turbs6

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Hey guy, 

 

I have a 07 bf xr6t auto stock apart from hotside piping, cooler and tune from previous owner. I recently replaced the rubber joiner on throttle body with silicone hose that stopped boost leak and revs issue. I now however have what seems like an intermittent boost leak from turbo side. Still holds boost but seems to lag heaps down low and I can hear air gushing out. It will only last about 5-10 minutes after start up and then comes good and drives fine. Turn the car off for 10 minutes then start back up I get same issue again which then goes away within a few minutes. Ive checked all piping, vac lines, clamps and anything that could be loose, everything seems to be sweet. Any help appreciated. Cheers!

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I'd be taking off every single connection and re-connecting them, to start with, from the turbo outlet to the throttle body.

 

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Cheers for the reply,

 

thing is though ive taken off everything and reconnected more than once to no avail. Also, recently had exhaust manifold to turbo studs done with all new gaskets. Really starting to do my head in haha. 

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Was thinking it could be the boost solenoid or wastegate. It’s weird how the problem is reliable, as in it’s there and I can pretty much predict when it will it go away and drive sweet 

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