timkee330ci
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So my little sad story continue like this:
The car was with dealer to fix the engine oil pressure error light. Changing the sensor and wiring doesnt correct the problem.
The tech offered to tighten the screw that hold the turbo hoses, because there's a whining noise when engine rev up above 3000rpm.
Today I am told that tightening the hoses doesnt solve the whining noise problem. The left turbo is dead. I am told that it does not free spin.
So my question is, does it normally free spin? Does it require external supply of lubrication? I am told it's sealed, no lubrication is needed. But i remembering reading it's lubricated by engine oil.
The car has gave me the feeling of being underpowered.
It has only 21xxxkm on it.
Why does the left turbo just quit???? but not the right one? Previous owner is a lady barrister whom i believe wouldnt over boost the turbo for an extended period!
I am so shocked by the bad news. Any idea??
The car was with dealer to fix the engine oil pressure error light. Changing the sensor and wiring doesnt correct the problem.
The tech offered to tighten the screw that hold the turbo hoses, because there's a whining noise when engine rev up above 3000rpm.
Today I am told that tightening the hoses doesnt solve the whining noise problem. The left turbo is dead. I am told that it does not free spin.
So my question is, does it normally free spin? Does it require external supply of lubrication? I am told it's sealed, no lubrication is needed. But i remembering reading it's lubricated by engine oil.
The car has gave me the feeling of being underpowered.
It has only 21xxxkm on it.
Why does the left turbo just quit???? but not the right one? Previous owner is a lady barrister whom i believe wouldnt over boost the turbo for an extended period!
I am so shocked by the bad news. Any idea??