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  • Originally posted by Activ8 View Post
    You'll have the advantage of warmer ambient temps Arf, so the engine and diesel will get to temp quicker and is likely to be more efficient. As Si suggests, get the manifold and EGR valve off the van Arf and clean them out. Easy job.
    Jajajajajaja easy job.
    Hay, alright.
    Me cago en la madre que te parió!

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    • Originally posted by arfur fox-acre View Post

      Jajajajajaja easy job.
      Hay, alright.
      You've defo got the skills to do it, be more confident.

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      • I have nowhere to fuck about stripping the pieces off (putting the skillset issue to one side) so it would be down to the half pint mechanic to do it. Is it worth paying him? Would it make a difference?
        Me cago en la madre que te parió!

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        • Originally posted by arfur fox-acre View Post
          I have nowhere to fuck about stripping the pieces off (putting the skillset issue to one side) so it would be down to the half pint mechanic to do it. Is it worth paying him? Would it make a difference?
          OK.
          Yes I believe its worth doing imo.
          Now it's blocked off, you'll do it once. Removing the gunge that sits in the air intake route will make a difference to that airmass and boosted airflow.

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          • Then I will tell him next time it is in.
            I still get the limp mode issue I have had for the last 6 years of ownership, I had hoped this would have cured it
            Me cago en la madre que te parió!

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            • Originally posted by arfur fox-acre View Post
              Then I will tell him next time it is in.
              I still get the limp mode issue I have had for the last 6 years of ownership, I had hoped this would have cured it
              Tell your guy to clean the complete intake , airbox, filter, intake pipes, turbo , Intercooler, boost pipework , EGR valve and inlet manifold.

              When was the MAF sensors replaced?

              Again, a vcds code read and logging channels 3,8 & 11 on a run will help diagnose the issue quickly. It could be just a ½ turn on the actuator nut that changes the limp.

              Yours is a 1996-1998 ACV van so may have an issue / damaged MAP chip in the ECU (common problem).

              You cannot guess this stuff, you need a starting.point.



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              • The maf sensor has never been changed.
                The n75 I believe has.
                I know what your saying is right.
                When I have some time I will send it back in.

                Thank you for your help, once again.
                Me cago en la madre que te parió!

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                • Originally posted by arfur fox-acre View Post
                  The maf sensor has never been changed.
                  The n75 I believe has.
                  I know what your saying is right.
                  When I have some time I will send it back in.

                  Thank you for your help, once again.
                  WhatsApp message sent.

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                  • Pulled out the Crafter manifold, cleaned it up with the newly delivered knotted wheels. This manifold has a great sensor port in the head and a usefully positioned EGR port that could be used for a Blow Off Valve if you wanted to shut the waste gate closed all the time. The BOV used to offer some limited relief at high rpm / psi.

                    The GT28WC works on it , "works" means you can secure it without some contortionist style spannering or modifying your tools to work to get at the fixings. Also the oil and water feeds are again accessible.

                    Borrowing some TT 225 water hose fittings I can now plumb it all into the existing feed and returns at the back of the head and oem oil cooler. I've made up my own stainless and water hosing using motorsport compression fittings yet to cut for lengths, Just need the turbos oil feed to finish. The return runs into the oem dipstick housing.

                    Turbo Specification
                    Exhaust Inlet (Turbo Manifold) Flange: Standard T25 Flange
                    Exhaust Outlet (Downpipe) Flange: 5-Bolt
                    Turbine Trim: 76
                    Turbine A/R: 0.64
                    Turbine Inducer Diameter: 53.8mm
                    Turbine Exducer Diameter: 47mm
                    Compressor Trim: 48
                    Compressor A/R: 0.60
                    Compressor Inducer Diameter: 49.2mm
                    Compressor Exducer Diameter: 71 mm
                    Bearing Type: Wet Float
                    Cooling Type: Water + Oil
                    Internal Wastegate: Yes
                    Oil Restrictor: Yes
                    Oil Restrictor size: inside diameter 2mm
                    Oil Thread Size: M8*1.25
                    Water Thread Size: M14*1.5
                    HP: Boosted HP up to 350BHP

                    This is the second of two I bought a few years back.



                    Last edited by Activ8; 4 October 2022, 08:53 PM.

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                    • Mmmmmmmmm….. nice size turbo that. She’ll shift some air for sure.


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                      • Thats potentially a lot of limping and rancidness! ;-)

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                        • Originally posted by Activ8 View Post
                          Thats potentially a lot of limping and rancidness! ;-)
                          Depends on your mapper “;-)”


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                          • True, so true.

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                            • Tyre comparison OEM vs Current Setup
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                              • A mate popped in this afternoon, dropped off a T25 manifold to Merc turbo adaptor.
                                It's only taken about 18 months to deliver it. The Merc cast housing has a useful 3" V band exhaust housing as standard and runs the largest oem K24 wheel setup.
                                Last edited by Activ8; 24 October 2022, 10:54 PM.

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