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Probable Causes

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  1. Clogged air filter element.
  2. Obstructed air intake duct to turbo compressor.
  3. Obstructed air outlet duct from compressor to intake manifold.
  4. Obstructed intake manifold.
  5. Air leak in duct from air cleaner to compressor.
  6. Air leak in duct from compressor to intake manifold.
  7. Air leak at intake manifold-to-engine joint.
  8. Obstruction in exhaust manifold.
  9. Obstruction in exhaust system.
  10. Gas leak in exhaust manifold-to-engine joint.
  11. Gas leak in turbine inlet-to-exhaust manifold joint.
  12. Gas leak in ducts after turbine outlet.
  13. Obstructed turbocharger oil drain line.
  14. Obstructed engine crankcase ventilation.
  15. Turbocharger center housing sludged or coked.
  16. Engine camshaft timing incorrect.
  17. Worn engine piston rings or liners (blow-by).
  18. Internal engine problems (valves, pistons).
  19. Dirt caked on compressor wheel and/or diffused vanes.
  20. Damaged turbocharger.