hanman

Besides the obvious audible sound of an exhaust leak. What would be the specific symptoms as it relates to the twin turbos? Obviously I am talking about a leak at the exhaust side of the turbo, and not downstream.

Would it cause boost problems? I would think so, but how bad?

Mahjik

iTrader: (1)

If you have a large enough leak to cause issues, then you'll have some exhaust fumes in that area. If you don't smell any fumes while the car is idling in that area, then most likely you don't have an exhaust leak (or at least not one serious enough to cause a problem).

dgeesaman

iTrader: (7)

exhaust leaks usually don't cause boost problems.

Dave

hanman

Thanks

CarbonR1

iTrader: (2)

If you have a large enough exhaust leak upstream of you turbines, you will lose power or not hit your boost target because of exhaust energy leaking away.

Ottoman

use the ATF trick..

u'll find out real quick

hanman

Yea, because it will catch on fire where it's leaking. No thanks.

Ottoman

LOL
where'd u get that idea

hehehe

it just smokes.. and makes ur exhaust gas visible

(not to mention cleans all the carbon built up in ur motor)

hanman

Oh, I dont' know. Maybe the fire I had to put out where my exhaust was leaking on my second gen. After I used ATF in it.

Monkman33

iTrader: (28)

if you have a major enough exhaust leak before the turbos, I would be a bit more worried about what happened to the cast iron manifold... or if there could be negative effects of exhaust being RIGHT on the engine.