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Old 10-14-2009, 02:16 AM   #1 (permalink)
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90 pete with 3406 no boost?

truck ran ok before now low boost? what can cause this? I just started work at a company with this issue.. Its a no elec. motor
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Old 10-14-2009, 07:51 PM   #2 (permalink)
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First thing to me sounds like the air/fuel diaphram. Pull the line from the intake, and see if that diaphram holds air.
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I would check all the intake boots as well, between turbo and intercooler and intercooler to intake manifold. They can tear, or one end can just pop off.

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Leaking intercooler

I found with my inner cooler low boost problem it was the innercooler
tube to header joints leaking. These guy's had the best price I could find for a new one .autoparts | RadiatorsRUs | Radiators | Condensers | Heavy Duty Truck Radiators | Charge Air Coolers They told me a innercooler should only last about a million therm tem changes before the joint,s fail.
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How do I check the air fuel diapram? Im new to this guys... Mechanic by means of a life around race cars so I can adapt but need the right path, lol
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