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ALDA Boost Switchover Valve
I was driving yesterday and it felt like i had lost all of my boost so today poking around i tried to blow through the alda sw valve and coulden't blow through it so i bypassed it and boom it's fine now. My question is should i just go find another valve or could something else cause the valve not to work?
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Welcome to the forum.
Kindly read the first post in this thread and follow it's instructions. It will assist you in obtaining the info that you need. http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/showthread.php?t=127342 |
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I've cleaned that switch by blowing WD-40 through it.
Please post year and model.
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I cleaned is also and still can't blow through it.
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If you lost it all of a sudden then there may be a problem with your turbo making too much boost.
Check your boost pressure asap. |
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Runs fine with it bypassed but no boost when i hook it back up to the valve.
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You might disconnect the overboost switch on the intake manifold temporarily. (With the switchover valve connected.) If there is no change, it's probably time for a new switchover valve.
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ok i'll give that a try.
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His profile indicates he has an '82 300SD, so it's a 617 motor. The switchover valves have 3 ports, make sure you're blowing through the correct ones. Solvent and compressed air may clean it out, but if not, replace it (used ones are often available cheap at Pick & Pull yards). Disconnecting the electrical connector will tell you if the problem is electric or mechanical, though.
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