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Wheezy turbo on mondeo tdci


Question Posted Friday April 27 2007, 5:30 am

I have a 2004 mondeo tdci 13o and it has developed a problem. When crusing on motorway all is fine until i accelerate, all i hear is a loud rushing of air, when i lift off it goes away, this also occurs around town when rpm is aroung 2200 rpm, there is the occasional flat spot when this happens and as rule fuel ecconomy does not seem to be effected, please can anyone help


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orphans answered Saturday April 28 2007, 1:46 am:
well i'll tell you this much. your turbo is spooling up like it should (you can hear that) but it sounds to me like you have a leak in the piping somewhere. possibly in the downpiping, possibly near the manifold, possibly somewhere else. but i'd look into it. also i'll ask you: do you seem to be losing acceleration? when you get on the throttle does the car not speed up as quick as it used to? definately significant sign of a leak.

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