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noticed on weekend when car reaches 8 to 10 psi of boost i get this weird noise all of the sudden.... it hard to explain its like a metal screeching noise......car runs fine. only does it on higher boost......car has stock turbo running 11psi from turbotech boost valve...could the turbo be on its way out or a boost/vacuum leak?

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Could be many. I had the same noise though and all my bolts holding the turbo to the manifold had worked lose and the gasket wasnt sealing.

Luckily the gasket was still fine and a simple socket on the bolts fixed my problems :P

Check all your gaskets for one.

  Granthem said:
Could be many. I had the same noise though and all my bolts holding the turbo to the manifold had worked lose and the gasket wasnt sealing.

Luckily the gasket was still fine and a simple socket on the bolts fixed my problems :P

Check all your gaskets for one.

+ 1

and check the turbo for shaft play while you're down there.

oh the joys of imports. Pretty sure its not the exh manifold on mine, looks pretty solid on there, but will go out n have a poke around the engine bay in a minute, got most of the leaks i can find fixed, just have to do this V-band!

I actually thought that KKR turbos were meant to scream on high boost for some reason lol ;s

I had to put the heat shield off and walla. Could move the turbo up and down. Once it was all back together its amazing how quickly it builds boost. I guess over time you dont notice your reponse slowly dropping...

Thats probably the more extreme case, but the little lugs just couldnt keep the nuts in place.

  bozodos said:
oh the joys of imports. Pretty sure its not the exh manifold on mine, looks pretty solid on there, but will go out n have a poke around the engine bay in a minute, got most of the leaks i can find fixed, just have to do this V-band!

I actually thought that KKR turbos were meant to scream on high boost for some reason lol ;s

If looks could kill... Dosent hurt to put a socket on and see, mine was finger tight on the last 3 (near No 6)

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