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09-02-2016, 06:50 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Mar 2013
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I've had two MILs and loss of turbo, P2263. The car runs as a 'gutless wonder' so avoid freeeeeways. (where did that saying come from?, age?))
Interval between MIL events is maybe 1000km. I'm guessing The problem is going to be either the turbo vanes stuck or the vacuum modulator. I'm going for the modulator, which I plan to renew. I bet someone else ends up here eventually. Possible warning sign is a buzzing after switch off, which disappears for a while and then returns. Applies to: MC tdci 2011, 135000km. Apocalypse vehicles: no turbo? |
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P2263 Turbo loss
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