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Wastegate actuator opened, grease inside?
Rebuilding my turbo and I thought I would look at the wastegate since it was on the bench.
Took the spring and cover off and the rubber diaphram was covered in grease. Is thus normal? Should I clean and apply fresh grease? How do I test its function? Thanks PS There was no oil contamination in there.
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Most of the thick grease was already cleaned out.
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The thick grease is actually condensed oil vapor exposed to many heat cycles. The easiest way to test the wastegate is to install it and measure/adjust boost pressure.
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Excellent!
So I should clean it out and make it look all pretty. I wish there was a way to see if my diaphram is intact before I put it all back in? I guess I could blow into the tube (no wise cracks!) and see if it leaks?
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