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Hi - The car is back on the road and runs fine, but the engine is not making full power - boost gauge might flicker to 0.1bar, but that is all.

I don't have the airbags fitted, does the engine derate under this scenario or am I dealing with another problem?

Thanks,

Derek

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Thanks - The hoses are all new and connected. I would have also expected to hear a hole?

The car worked fine before I had it off the road for 18 months, but during that time I haven't touched the engine other than to replace the coolant...

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Loren probably meant the turbo bypass valves on the intake pressure circuit, called diverter valves, on top and rear of the engine. You probably meant the waste gate on the turbo itself, exhaust side, valve that discharges exhaust gases directly in to the exhaust at maximum boost pressure. This is an important difference in approach.

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That sometimes occurs, you will still be looking, in first place, into the suggestions already given. Waste gates + actuators + controllers, connections, wiring's and tubing's, idem for the diverter valves, leaking inter-coolers, etc. Check also the intake pressure sensor values. If the car ran well before, the occurred problems are in first place installation related (created) IMHO. Success.

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