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actuator question
until 5 mins ago when i read the turbos 101 i thought i knew about turbos, obviously not. but one thing i never knew is what is an actuator. i've seen them but what do they do, whats their purpose ? can you guys please explain?
thanks, chris
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Re: actuator question
Its the cylidrical piece on a internally wastegated turbo that sits long-ways on the turbo. It has a hose running from a tap on the compressor housing to the cylinder. It then has a rod coming out of the end of it connected to the flapper on the turbine housing. When boost is present, at a preset boost level, the actuator opens the wastegate flapper allowing exhaust to bypass the turbine impeller. It just controls(or activates) the wastegate flapper.
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Re: actuator question
so its like an "internal wastegate" ?
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