Subject	Checked the boost sensor hose at lunch and it's
Posted by	doug8867 on October 16, 2013 at 4:04 PM
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In Reply To	I'm going to agree with this one posted by -Grimm- on October 16, 2013 at 09:44 AM
Message	connected at both ends. Hose is in good shape as I replaced it 7 or 8 years ago. So we can rule out that as the culprit. What is concerning is that the car seems to be idling fine which may indicate a turbo problem itself since idle isn't affected. I would think if I had some other boost hose disconnected that was large enough to not allow boost that it would be reflected with some symptom in the way the car ran, like idle hunting or "puffing"? I read about possible stuck wastegates but I couldn't find anything definitive of what the symptoms were of that or how to test it. I also can't remember what the boost gauge would show on a normally running car at idle. -14? 0?
Follow Ups	"Zero" boost problem need some help with - doug8867 19:02:36 10/15/13 My experience with the same issue - Zvil (FL) 08:07:40 10/16/13 Check the boost sensor on drivers side fender - spicyZ 08:55:27 10/16/13 I'm going to agree with this one - -Grimm- 09:44:06 10/16/13 Checked the boost sensor hose at lunch and it's - doug8867 16:04:57 10/16/13 I agree a leak that large would mess up your idle - -Grimm- 16:59:35 10/16/13 So I'm going to investigate the wastegates this - doug8867 21:28:58 10/16/13 Re: "Zero" boost problem need some help with - BlackTwins 00:00:38 10/19/13
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