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03-19-2009, 08:46 AM
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How to: Recondition your 6.0 VGT turbo
I would like to think that is "sticky" worthy.
If your VGT turbo on your 6.0 Powerstroke is short of power, or making more boost than normal, here's the fix.
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How to: Recondition your 6.0 VGT turbo - Powerstroke Nation
Originally Posted by HarleyEdition78412
Part Number from International is 1870713C91:
And here's how to perform the VGT cleaning:
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Originally Posted by Forddoctorsdts.com
http://www.forddoctorsdts.com/articl...icle-06-05.php
July 15, 2006 - Revised August 11, 2006 The EVRT (Electronic Variable Response Turbocharger) is also known
as a VGT or variable geometry turbocharger. It improves upon turbocharger design by changing the size of
the vanes in the turbine housing, allowing control of boost by controlling exhaust turbine inlet pressure. The
size of vanes changes positively as engine speed increases. At low engine speeds, the increased
pressure generates higher boost than traditional turbine design.
The Garrett turbocharger changes exhaust air pressure by using piston to rotate a cam that rotates a unison
ring which pivots the vanes. Pivoting these vanes controls the size of the opening between the vanes
thus controlling the pressure of the exhaust gasses.....
As asked in this thread:
http://powerstrokenation.com/forums/...t=26557&page=2
You can order this from just about any International or Diesel parts Distributor.
My two choices are Turbo & Diesel Injection of Indianapolis (they are a sister company of MANY ADS
Certified centers) or Wabash Ford & Truck parts in Indianapolis.
Good luck and happy boosting.
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