Problem Is Not Detected In The Turbocharger
If any problem is not detected in the turbocharger, check the turbocharger-related parts according to the procedure as follows
- Check the blow-by hose.
- Check if the breather hose is damaged (bent, clogged).
- Check if the positive crankcase ventilation (PCV) valve is clogged.
If the breather hose is bent or clogged, the internal pressure in the engine increases then engine oil is not supplied smoothly to the turbocharger. So it may cause damage of the turbocharger and oil leaks.
If the cause of the problem is detected, replace the breather hose or the related parts with new ones.
- Check the air intake hose connected to the turbocharger.
- Check if the air intake hose is damaged (bent, crushed, detached or torn).
If a cross-section of the hose diminishes as the air intake hose is bent or crushed, intake air to the turbocharger reduces and the pressure in front of turbocharger drops. So it may cause damage of the turbocharger and oil leaks. If the air intake hose is detached or torn, a foreign substance goes into the turbocharger and causes damage of it.
If the air intake hose is damaged, replace it with a new one.
- Check the air cleaner.
- Check the air cleaner filter for pollution state.
- Check the air cleaner filter for water influx.
- Check the air cleaner cover for dirtiness.
- Check if the air cleaner filter is a genuine part.
If the air cleaner filter is moistened or polluted excessively or a non-genuine part is used, intake air to the turbocharger reduces and the pressure in front of turbocharger drops. So it may cause damage of the turbocharger and oil leaks.
If the air cleaner filter is moistened or polluted excessively, replace it with a new one.
NOTE: Replace the air cleaner filter according to the maintenance schedule. - Check the intercooler hoses & pipes.
- Check if the intercooler hoses & pipes are connected properly.
- Check if the intercooler hoses & pipes are damaged (bent, detached or torn).
- Check if there is any damage, such as crack, on the intercooler pipes.
- Check if the clamps are positioned in place.
If the intercooler hoses & pipes are damaged or disconnected, oil leaks may occur from the hoses & pipes and the turbocharger may exceed the permissible speed then it may cause damage of the turbocharger.
If the intercooler hoses & pipes are damaged, replace them with new ones.
NOTE: Use new clamps when replacing the hoses & pipes. - Check the intercooler.
- Check if the intercooler tubes and tanks are damaged (oil leak or crack).
If the intercooler is damaged, the turbocharger may exceed the permissible speed then it may cause damage of the turbocharger.
If the intercooler is damaged, replace them with a new one.
NOTE: Use new clamps when replacing the intercooler. - Check the engine oil.
- Check the engine oil level.
- Check the engine oil for discoloration, water influx and viscosity degradation.
- Check the engine oil grade.
If the engine oil level is low, amount of engine oil fed to turbocharger reduces then the bearings in the turbocharger may adhere
due to insufficient lubrication and cooling.
If the cause of the problem is detected, add or change engine oil.
NOTE: Change the engine oil according to the maintenance schedule. - Check the engine oil pressure.
- Engine oil pressure: Check the oil pressure using an oil pressure gauge after removing the oil pressure switch on the cylinder block.
- Check the engine oil screen in the oil pan if the engine oil level is low. Then check the injectors for gas leaks if foreign substances are accumulated on the oil screen.
If the engine oil level is low, amount of engine oil fed to turbocharger reduces then the bearings in the turbocharger may adhere due to insufficient lubrication and cooling.
If the cause of the problem is detected, add or change engine oil. If foreign substances are accumulated on the oil screen, wash the oil screen and replace the injector's washer with a new one after checking the injectors for gas leaks. Check the engine oil-related parts, such as oil pump, if necessary.
NOTE: As the turbocharger rotates at high speed of 100, 000 rpm or above, deterioration of engine oil can cause damage of the turbocharger bearings. Check engine oil for discoloration, water influx, viscosity degradation and oil pressure lowering. - Check the solenoid valve of turbocharger. (Refer to DTC INDEX
)
- Damage of the solenoid valve: Check if vacuum is generated at the disconnected vacuum hose from the actuator when a forced actuator operating mode is performed by GDS.
- Clog of the solenoid valve filter: Check if vacuum is released when a forced actuator operating mode is performed from max. duty (95%) to min. duty (5%) by GDS. (If the solenoid valve filter is clogged, the vacuum won't be released or it will take a long time to be released.)
If the solenoid valve is damaged, the actuator does not work properly then it may cause lack of engine power and poor acceleration. If the solenoid valve filter is clogged, vacuum is not released then it may cause damage of the turbocharger by overrunning.
If the solenoid valve is damaged, replace it with a new one.
- Check the injectors, sensors, EGR valve, etc. (Refer to FUEL DELIVERY SYSTEM - 1.6L T-GDI
)
- Check if the injectors operate properly.
- Check if the sensors, such as the mass air flow sensor (MAFS), intake air temperature sensor (IATS), boost pressure sensor (BPS), operate properly.
- Check if the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve operates properly.
If the injectors, sensors, EGR valve and etc. don't work properly, it may cause lack of engine power.
If the cause of the problem is detected, replace the related parts with new ones.