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This is the wasegate actuator
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It bolts to the turbo housing via three bolts (green arrows). The capsule (yellow arrow) converts pressure/vacuum to linear motion in the actuator rod (red arrow) to turn the wastegate shaft (purple arrow) thereby controlling the amount of exhaust gasses by-passing the turbo to control the level of boost.
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It bolts to the turbo housing via three bolts (position indicated by the green arrows). The capsule (yellow arrow) converts pressure/vacuum to linear motion in the actuator rod (red arrow) to turn the wastegate shaft (purple arrow) thereby controlling the amount of exhaust gasses by-passing the turbo and ultimately controlling the level of boost.
  
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[[Image:WastegateStickingFigure1.jpg || Turbo and wastegate mechanism]]
 
  
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The wastegate often sticks and needs releasing [[Link title]]
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The wastegate often sticks and needs [[Releasing a sticky wastegate | releasing]].
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Latest revision as of 18:54, 10 May 2008

This is the wastegate actuator...


Turbo and wastegate mechanism


It bolts to the turbo housing via three bolts (position indicated by the green arrows). The capsule (yellow arrow) converts pressure/vacuum to linear motion in the actuator rod (red arrow) to turn the wastegate shaft (purple arrow) thereby controlling the amount of exhaust gasses by-passing the turbo and ultimately controlling the level of boost.


File:WastegateStickingFigure1.jpg
Turbo and wastegate mechanism


The wastegate often sticks and needs releasing.