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    400,000kms and...

    Well its made it (well limped over the line maybe).

    After a split turbo pipe and intercooler hose - fixed last week (throwing intermittent codes) - problem solved. However - still getting the restricted performance on seemingly odd loads (light pressure to cruising, possibly up a hill - but not on full noise).

    Codes are
    • P2263 - Turbo/Supercharger boost system performance.
    • P2586 - Turbochargert boost control sensor position B circuit.
    • P2586 - Turbocharger boost control sensor position B circuit.


    Got a better read at local indy after the fix on pipes- and suggest turbo 2 actuator is sticking - open and at close. After a few searches I am not getting much detail but could be just actuator arm sticking (not a replacement turbo?...again)
    Maybe vacuum hose or turbo isolation valve ? - makes sense that its full got oil in the system given the split turbo hose?

    Appreciate any thoughts



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    Quote Originally Posted by gotaflat View Post
    Well its made it (well limped over the line maybe).

    After a split turbo pipe and intercooler hose - fixed last week (throwing intermittent codes) - problem solved. However - still getting the restricted performance on seemingly odd loads (light pressure to cruising, possibly up a hill - but not on full noise).

    Codes are
    • P2263 - Turbo/Supercharger boost system performance.
    • P2586 - Turbochargert boost control sensor position B circuit.
    • P2586 - Turbocharger boost control sensor position B circuit.


    Got a better read at local indy after the fix on pipes- and suggest turbo 2 actuator is sticking - open and at close. After a few searches I am not getting much detail but could be just actuator arm sticking (not a replacement turbo?...again)
    Maybe vacuum hose or turbo isolation valve ? - makes sense that its full got oil in the system given the split turbo hose?

    Appreciate any thoughts



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    Still grumpy with a hail storm which killed the 500,000 I was close to in my D3. Replacement is a baby with 300,000 plus a bit and a replacement engine to make me feel grumpy

    I am no help with the codes sorry. Hope you get it sorted quickly.

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    Actuator at the air valve, or check the solenoids and all vac lines plus connectors. System gets finicky when it can't hold vacuum. Found a dodgy vac line connector on mine that was giving similar turbo codes. Fixed that and error did not reappear

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    Look at throttle body

    You need to look deeper into the 2263 code. If it is 2263 - 22 it can be throttle body sticking which is why it is showing up at cruising speed. Are you getting restricted performance error?
    Just spent 3 months chasing this down on my d4 sd6. Things to check
    Split intake manifold - do a smoke test
    Vacuum hoses
    Lubricate turbo acuators
    Check maf sensor
    Change throttle body
    In the end it was throttle body for me

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Manero View Post
    You need to look deeper into the 2263 code. If it is 2263 - 22 it can be throttle body sticking which is why it is showing up at cruising speed. Are you getting restricted performance error?
    Just spent 3 months chasing this down on my d4 sd6. Things to check
    Split intake manifold - do a smoke test
    Vacuum hoses
    Lubricate turbo actuators
    Check maf sensor
    Change throttle body
    In the end it was throttle body for me
    thanks for this - I am not sure my cheap reader will tell me more...

    I am trying to get a look at the actuators on the turbos (both sides) - Seemingly very tight in there !
    Checking the vacuum hoses - spaghetti ! and hard to tell (can I just pressurize the system and look for a leak?
    Will have a look around the throttle body - but may not to be to bad of a job to remove?

    Cheers

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