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TURO CHARGER QUESTION

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KEISTER

10-23-2003 19:21:38




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HI ALL, I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THE TURBO ON MY A.c.200,HOW DO I TELL IF IT;S WORKING OR NOT,I CAN'T HEAR IT ,AS I CAN ON MY 2-105 WHITE,DO I TAKE OFF THE AIR INTAKE FROM THE BREATHER AND START IT UP,IF IT TURNS,IT'S WORKING?
ANY IDEA'S WOULD BE WELCOMED,

THANKS , KEISTER




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Jailkeeper

10-23-2003 20:47:35




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 Re: TURO CHARGER QUESTION in reply to KEISTER, 10-23-2003 19:21:38  
The best way is to hook up a pressure guage to your intake manifold and check for boost pressure. If you can't do that, take the hose off from the turbo to intake side and check the impeller blades and housing for wear. SOME side play in the shaft is allowable, but there should be no end play.



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Deas Plant.

10-24-2003 04:24:43




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 Re: Re: TURO CHARGER QUESTION in reply to Jailkeeper, 10-23-2003 20:47:35  
Hi, KEISTER. Possibly the quickest way to tell if your turbo is working is to look at the exhaust output while you have the tractor under load. If the turbo is not working there is highly likely to be a tell-tale large and persistant cloud of BLACK smoke coming out of the exhaust.

This happens when the turbo is NOT packing in the extra air needed to burn all the fuel injected on each firing stroke. The black smoke is unburnt fuel.

You can see a shining example of this if you watch the exhaust of a turbo-ed truck as it takes off from a set of lights. Because it has been idling for a minute or two, the turbo has lost speed and is not providing anything like full boost.

As the truck takes off, the throttle is opened and more fuel is supplied to each cylinder but it takes the turbo a few moments to build up to full boost again. For those few moments, a lot of the extra fuel is unburnt and is exhausted as black smoke. Once the turbo gets up toward full boost again the black smoke decreases and fades away.

Hope this helps.

You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.

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Deas Plant.

10-24-2003 02:11:38




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 Re: Re: TURO CHARGER QUESTION in reply to Jailkeeper, 10-23-2003 20:47:35  
Hi, KEISTER. Possibly the quickest way to tell if your turbo is working is to look at the exhaust output while you have the tractor under load. If the turbo is not working there is highly likely to be a tell-tale large and persistant cloud of BLACK smoke coming out of the exhaust.

This happens when the turbo is NOT packing in the extra air needed to burn all the fuel injected on each firing stroke. The black smoke is unburnt fuel.

You can see a shining example of this if you watch the exhaust of a turbo-ed truck as it takes off from a set of lights. Because it has been idling for a minute or two, the turbo has lost speed and is not providing anything like full boost.

As the truck takes off, the throttle is opened and more fuel is supplied to each cylinder but it takes the turbo a few moments to build up to full boost again. For those few moments, a lot of the extra fuel is unburnt and is exhausted as black smoke. Once the turbo gets up toward full boost again the black smoke decreases and fades away.

Hope this helps.

You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.

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