Blown turbos?

[Mannywrks]

I recently got a 2011 sho and it was working like a dream but today on my way to work i lost power from both of them out of nowhere, no strange noises nor smoke, just complete silence. can anyone give me tips before i start pulling stuff out, i’d appreciate it!

 

[bpd1151]

I'd start with checking for any tears/rips in the orange silicone sleeve of each factory Electric Blow Off Valves to start with. Then go from there.

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[ridered74]

Pull the engine cover off, a little further back from the front driver side spark plug is a little black hose that is known to blow off the charge pipe. If that happened to yours, put a clamp on it after you reattach it.

 

[FREAK_SHO]

Pull the engine cover off, a little further back from the front driver side spark plug is a little black hose that is known to blow off the charge pipe. If that happened to yours, put a clamp on it after you reattach it.

Zip tied hose at bottom

 

[Mannywrks]

I'd start with checking for any tears/rips in the orange silicone sleeve of each factory Electric Blow Off Valves to start with. Then go from there.

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there seems to be oil in the bov and intake, i’ve never owned a turbo car so idk what it could be

 

[76FoMoCo]

normal to have some oil in them. Have you check the wastegate rod at the turbo? there is a small E clip holding it on and have been known to come off. Also did you locate the hose with the zip tie in the pitcher above?

 

[Mannywrks]

normal to have some oil in them. Have you check the wastegate rod at the turbo? there is a small E clip holding it on and have been known to come off. Also did you locate the hose with the zip tie in the pitcher above?

Yea the hoses were just a lil loose and i zip tied those but while looking for the E clip i saw this on my the turbo near the passenger wheel