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Could i have put my turbo together incorrectly

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Old Aug 15th, 2016, 21:47   #11
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Just saw the latest replies, alraedy posted a Yippee......

As far as I can see VIDA allows one to move the vanes using the actuator and read the position but has no way to tell where the vanes are relative to where they ought to be.

I took the turbo off and had it flow tested and calibrated and this has fixed the major problem... I suspect it may not be calibrated perfecty but Ill drive her for a few weeks and see how it performs, I know previously on a run to Dublin 160ml motorway with hills and dales.....I was able to average 7.5l per 100kms so I will know how it really is then.
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Old Aug 15th, 2016, 22:36   #12
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Sigh.....

Who says the vanes are balanced? My point is that (a) If the turbo has been dismantled it may need balancing and (b) not everything can be fixed by a piece of software.

I am not now, and never did, state that his problem was solely caused by an out of balance turbo: just that it was a consideration.

Fine i wasnt replying to you ,the balance part but soley to the limp mode of ts
Why needling that vida cant fix an imbalanced turbo, while i never implied that
Just callibrating the position of the vntmotor outside of the turbo
The irony is that callibrating his vnt solved his faults according to another thread

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Old Aug 16th, 2016, 00:25   #13
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Just to clarify.

Balance in the turbo was done by the suppliers of the cartridge so that was not an issue.

The issue was that having replaced the original vanes in the original exhaust side and fitted the charge air side I managed to not align properly the actuator/linkage .

it seems that this is not often referred to in forums and although I would have thought that my parts were reassembled as they originally had been there was obviously a problem.......
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Old Aug 19th, 2016, 23:20   #14
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Good to see you're getting some results with it Tony
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Old Aug 20th, 2016, 23:47   #15
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Yes thanks getting plenty of experience, which is what you get when you are looking for something else.
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