Engine: 2.3 F/Inj - Purge check valve needed

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Engine: 2.3 F/Inj Purge check valve needed

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Purge check valve needed

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Oct 9th, 2021, 14:02

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Originally Posted by s1monc

Adjust the actuator arm, don’t go mad just one or two turns and re check boost, it’s a very simple job.

I'm glad you said that, as assuming that I don't find anything else when I finish the vac hose check/replacement program, that's what I'm inclined to do - now I have a boost gauge I can check I haven't overdone it.

You say it's a simple job - can you run me through exactly how to do it? I assume the turbo heat shield has to come off, if so can you confirm exactly where all the bolts are - I can see a couple but I'm not sure if more are hidden away. Also I'd appreciate guidance on actually adjusting the arm - I assume this needs to be done from the end nearest the actual turbo assembly? Is it a nut, or do I just twist the arm, or what? Thanks!

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