Cleaning a VNT Turbo

Discussion in 'Diesel' started by shaz8389, Apr 29, 2012.

  1. GVK

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    Was another thread on here asking about this on Saturday. :)
     
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    I CANNOT RECOMMEND WYNNS DIESEL 3 ENOUGH FOR THIS PROBLEM!! I DID THE OVEN CLEANER THINGY (THIS MAY HAVE HELPED) ON A S-REG 110 BHP 1.9 GOLFY AND THEN (CAR STILL RUNNING BADLY) I ADDED A COUPLE OF BOTTLES OF WD 3 TO APPROX A THIRD OF A TANK (A SHOCK TREATMENT) AND AFTER ANOTHER 200 ISH MILES THE CAR WAS GOOD AS GOLD!!!! I've always been very wary of 'pour in fixes' but this genuinely worked. Best regards Mr C. Wynns (joke)
     
  3. MUSHY 16V

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  4. GVK

    GVK Paid Member Paid Member

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    Putting an additive in your fuel tank will do **** all for a seized turbo.

    IMO.
     
  5. shaz8389

    shaz8389 Forum Junkie

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    Probably had injectors full of crap too then.
     
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    Sorry that I tried too share a 'fix' that I genuinely 'happened' onto...it may work for you/ it may not. If the 'forum gods/ kings / know it all's' say that it won't work it....well they must be right....must be hard being right all the time!!!!
     
  7. MUSHY 16V

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    get a grip no one was putting you down in anyway gvk was only pointing out it was not likely to work on a sticking turbo fact
     
  8. m1keh Forum Member

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    The best prevention for a sticking turbo is to use your right foot on the go pedal more liberally more often.
     
  9. GVK

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    Yep, one I stripped and sorted on a Galaxy TDI had just been trundled in and out of the workshop and sat on the forecourt for months, would overboost then go into limp. Bloody dangerous if overtaking!!!
     
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  10. MUSHY 16V

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    Aye it's not the best i'v only had it happen on the motorway touch wood
    With mine it's been under boosting
    It's not done it since the last time I fixed it
    But as you said you better giving it a good thrashing
    If I run it for a week the wife says it runs a lot better when she gets it back
     
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    Precisely
     
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    shaz clear your inbox or sent items buddy!
     
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