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Turbo on way out? 700 1985

posted by  nick c. on  Wed Jun 26 17:05 CST 2002
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The free play which you say you don't have is a tell tale sign that your turbo is going therefore resulting in your loss of power. My 765T had the same symptoms. The turbine wheel was had excessive play and did not spin as freely as normal. Have you noticed the boost gauge readings when you floor the accelerator? Your car will have a hard time reaching boost pressure with a bad turbo. If it does reach boost it'll take longer than usual to get there.






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