frank
Club Member
rod gets pushed out (extended) from actuator which opens the waste gate.
boost pressure inside the actuator pushes a diaphragm which pushes the rod out (once pressure rises enough to overcome the spring tension inside the actuator).
the action of the rod opening the waste gate allows more exhaust to bypass the turbo which means less boost is created.
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So looking at your spring setup frank, no wonder your making big boost
well, i assume thats how they all work, thats how mine works maybe some actuators pull the rod back in by applying to boost pressure to the other side of the diaphragm.
on this one the rod pushes the w/g shut tho ed, i can rev it up and feel the rubbers pressurise but the rod stays out.
the rod retracts then the w/g opens fwn
maybe its because its a diesel tubby ? (no intake vacuum on a diesel eh)