GTDI Twin Turbo Diagnosis | Ford Tech Talk

Find out where to begin when diagnosing a failed or noisy turbocharger on a V6 GTDI EcoBoost engine equipped with twin turbos.
Diagnosing turbocharger issues can be a challenge, especially when there are two turbochargers. On this episode of Tech Talk, we’ll take a look at some techniques to help diagnose a failed turbocharger on a V6 GTDI EcoBoost engine.
You’ll also see how a noisy turbocharger may be in good working order, but is being overworked to compensate for an under-performing turbocharger.
Finally, we’ll show you how to identify if debris may have caused a turbocharger to fail, as well as some techniques to pinpoint where that debris may have originated.
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