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Symptom Chart

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SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSES ACTION
Noisy or leaking exhaust
  • Insecure front exhaust clamps and/or damaged exhaust gaskets
  • Other exhaust system/components
  • If a customer reports this concern, follow the service actions below - TDV6 Hot End Exhaust Joint Leaks
  • Install new components as necessary. Refer to the relevant article of the repair information
Smell of exhaust fumes entering the passenger compartment and/or noticeable from under the hood
  • Insecure front exhaust clamps and/or damaged exhaust gaskets
  • Refer to - TDV6 Hot End Exhaust Joint Leaks - in this article below and follow the steps
Lack of power
  • Air intake system fault
  • Restricted exhaust system
  • Low fuel pressure
  • Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) valve(s) fault
  • Turbocharger fault
  • Check the air intake system
  • Check for a blocked catalytic converter or silencer, install new components as necessary
  • Check the fuel pressure
  • For EGR  and turbocharger tests, refer to the relevant article of the repair information
Rattle noise
  • The exhaust pressure control valve is faulty. The flap within the valve body is rattling, squeaking or stuck
  • The exhaust system is aligned incorrectly. The exhaust is clashing with other components on the vehicle such as the vehicle body, the exhaust heat shields or other underbody components
  • The exhaust system slip joint clamps (Torca clamps) are loose or have failed
  • The exhaust flexible de-coupler (Flex) Section has failed
  • Failed welds on the exhaust hanger bars
  • Mass damper bolt is loose
  • Listen for noises from the control valve. Check for Diagnostic Trouble Code(s). If the valve is found to be faulty, replace the entire section
  • If a customer reports this concern, follow the service actions below - 'TDV6 Exhaust Rattling Noise'
  • Inspect the slip joint clamps (Torca clamps). Make sure the Torca clamp is secured and tightened to the correct torqueRefer to: REAR SILENCER
  • Check the flexible de-coupler (Flex) section for damage or cracks. If the flexible de-coupler (Flex) is found to be faulty, the entire section must be replaced
  • Check all the exhaust hanger bars for weld integrity. If a weld has failed, the entire section must be replaced
  • Renew the Mass damper bolt and torque to 22 Nm. Refer to: REAR SILENCER