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T25 wastegate actuator spring - d-jimbo - 15-05-2012

i'm after a stronger spring for the wastegate actuator. anyone know how to go about this? i.e.where to get one and what type? ive shortened the wastegate arm plenty but still creeping open from about 12psi with the actuator pipe blocked off. it was from a petrol so i imagine the spring is a bit weak.

cheers,

jim


Re: T25 wastegate actuator spring - Midnightclub - 15-05-2012

Might be easier to just get a manual boost controller mate


Re: T25 wastegate actuator spring - Ruan - 15-05-2012

That still won't solve the problem...

Grab an actuator off a T2, they're a bit better and just put a load of preload on the spring.


Re: T25 wastegate actuator spring - ginge191 - 15-05-2012

As above, or i know pompeymark bought a new actuator spring for his turbo, can't for the life of remember what turbo he's running, but had to order it from the USA IIRC...


Re: T25 wastegate actuator spring - Midnightclub - 15-05-2012

Ruan Wrote:That still won't solve the problem...

Grab an actuator off a T2, they're a bit better and just put a load of preload on the spring.

I thought the entire idea of an MBC is that it stops the actuator from 'seeing' boost then letting the boost through once it hits the desired pressure?


Re: T25 wastegate actuator spring - Dave - 15-05-2012

The exhaust gasses will still overcome the spring force, wether you have boost there or not... So fitting an MBC won't help..


Re: T25 wastegate actuator spring - d-jimbo - 15-05-2012

Good call on the t2 actuator. I've got one of them so I'll whack it on, see if it helps. Cheers!