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Turbo Fix Tsb
HI, Having issues with turbos on several of our 25 dodge rams 07.5s .have been told there is a new turbo cleaning kit available from miller special tools which we have ordered part no 10142,10143 ,there is a new tsb concerning the repair procedure for the use of these parts can anyone assist with the tsb info? Regards Conn |
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What I heard the tools are just plugs to keep the cleaning solution in place to do it's work
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I brought my truck in 4 times for a check engine light. Every instance the light appeared, i was accelerating onto the Interstate while the turbo is 'screaming'. It was making a noise louder and different than the overflow chatter. The dealer said that it is building up too much boost pressure. Their solution to the problem is for me to always ride with the Jake Brake on and to NOT let the engine idle for longer than 15 minutes at a time. I was told that riding with the Jake Brake on will help reduce the soot build up in the turbo. Does this make sense to anyone?
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99 2500 2wd, 2" front lift, ATS 5 Star & valve body, AURORA 2000, ARC FLOW intake & 3 piece exhaust manifold, commander, Edge comp, 4" turbo back, Fass fuel system, Bosch 100hp edm injectors, Caltracks ,Eagle alloys, Rhino liner, Banks brake, Rancho 9000's & Sirus radio. 452 hp!!! 2007 6.7 4x4 Laramie. 68rfe. Edge Juice w/Att, H&S Kit 5" turbo Back. ATS Diff cover, 4" lift pro comp wheels and 35" tires.
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