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    So far, I’ve seen no mention of the turbo actuator.

    What is a tale sign of that being the issue?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ed93 View Post
    So far, I’ve seen no mention of the turbo actuator.

    What is a tale sign of that being the issue?
    With the turbo actuator, you will normally get trouble codes.

    Monitor VGT actual vs. desired to verify.

    The most common sign is a lack of boost.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AK Bob View Post
    With the turbo actuator, you will normally get trouble codes.

    Monitor VGT actual vs. desired to verify.

    The most common sign is a lack of boost.
    I have the DRD warp tunes with the MM3.

    Will the MM3 allow me to run the said test?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ed93 View Post
    I have the DRD warp tunes with the MM3.

    Will the MM3 allow me to run the said test?
    Yes, you can select the PIDs and monitor them on screen.

    The best and safest way is to record them on the MM3, export the data to software like Excel, and graph the results.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AK Bob View Post
    Yes, you can select the PIDs and monitor them on screen.

    The best and safest way is to record them on the MM3, export the data to software like Excel, and graph the results.
    Thanks

    Good to know; I will get back with the results later.


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    The MM3 doesn't give the needed information unless I look at it wrongly.

    I'm sure my system is outdated.

    Someone needs to lead this donkey to the water!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ed93 View Post
    The MM3 doesn't give the needed information unless I look at it wrongly.

    I'm sure my system is outdated.

    Someone needs to lead this donkey to the water!
    From the gauge screen, touch the screen, select "PID Config," touch the gauge you want to configure, press "Change," scroll down to "Pressure," touch "Pressure," press down arrows to page 3/3 for "Rail Pressure Desired."

    Select a different gauge and repeat the process for "Rail Pressure Actual."

    The VGT Turbo Position Actual and Desired can be found under the "Percentage" menu on page 5/5.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AK Bob View Post
    From the gauge screen, touch the screen, select "PID Config," touch the gauge you want to configure, press "Change," scroll down to "Pressure," touch "Pressure," press down arrows to page 3/3 for "Rail Pressure Desired."

    Select a different gauge and repeat the process for "Rail Pressure Actual."

    The VGT Turbo Position Actual and Desired can be found under the "Percentage" menu on page 5/5.
    OK, Bob.

    Desired 27,000.

    Actual 15,000.

    I didn't check VGT because I was reluctant to find the rail pressure, LOL, so I ran with it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ed93 View Post
    OK, Bob.

    Desired 27,000.

    Actual 15,000.

    I didn't check VGT because I was reluctant to find the rail pressure, LOL, so I ran with it.
    Well, now you know the problem is with the high-pressure fuel supply.

    I would replace the FCA with a genuine Bosch.

    When you remove the FCA, check for any metal particles.

    Hopefully, it's not the CP3 pump.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AK Bob View Post
    Well, now you know the problem is with the high-pressure fuel supply.

    I would replace the FCA with a genuine Bosch.

    When you remove the FCA, check for any metal particles.

    Hopefully, it's not the CP3 pump.
    Thanks, I will replace and check.

    I hope it’s not the CP3 pump.

    You got mail, Bob.


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