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Citroen C4 1.6hdi 110km Power Loss: Turbine Control and Pressure Issues

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  • #1 17079043
    szymon12397
    Level 7  
    Hello. I have a problem with the Citroen c4 1.6hdi 110km, the car does not have the full power. The computer does not show any errors. Turbine control works correctly. The rotor has no play and normally spins. Unfortunately, the turbine does not generate pressure in general.
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  • #2 17079062
    11111olo
    Level 42  
    Have you checked the obvious things? It's about tightness of the intake, are all plugs not squeezed out, etc?
  • #3 17079065
    szymon12397
    Level 7  
    Yes, of course I checked it first
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  • #4 17079355
    coperfild
    Level 35  
    There may be no errors, but you need to look at the parameters while driving.
  • #5 17079366
    szymon12397
    Level 7  
    At low revolutions, the boost pressure is around 980-1000hPa. While driving, it drops to 950-920hPa. Only at the revolutions of around 3-3.5 thousand, the pressure grew slightly to 1050 hPa.
  • #6 17079382
    kkknc
    Level 43  
    There will be no power without air. Take care of it. Turbo pushes something or do you have a hole? The sensor works, EGR boost valve, EGR itself, stang, valve.
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  • #7 17079391
    szymon12397
    Level 7  
    As I wrote earlier, the turbine does not generate pressure at all. The rotor is not rotating, it rotates without any problem.
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  • #8 17079414
    kkknc
    Level 43  
    Then start checking why.
  • #9 17079437
    mod22
    Level 28  
    Negative pressure, vacum pump?
  • #10 17079860
    szymon12397
    Level 7  
    Vacuum okej, pear works correctly. The only thing that comes to my mind is the turbine.
  • #11 17079897
    jurekk55
    Level 36  
    Separate the exhalation, check if he wants to work
  • #12 17079901
    szymon12397
    Level 7  
    Okay, I'll check tomorrow.
  • #14 17256169
    szymon12397
    Level 7  
    It helped replace the turbine-fired blades from geometry
  • #15 17256414
    kkknc
    Level 43  
    There is no variable geometry. Only bypass valve.
  • #16 17256435
    szymon12397
    Level 7  
    At 110km there is variable geometry. There is no 90km.
  • #18 17462513
    Donbart
    Level 2  
    Jurekk55 you are writing to expel the exhalation, I am lacking in power because I have sealed the exhaust manifold, 1.6 hdi
    I would add that I had a power drop so I exchanged EGR and turbine regeneration and replacement of the suction collector
    By the way, I sealed the exhaust because the smell was in the cabin and the car lost its power
    What is the connection of a leaky exhaust to the problem of lack of power because I am so pro Lem?

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    jurekk55 wrote:
    Separate the exhalation, check if he wants to work


    Jurekk55 you are writing to expel the exhalation, I am lacking in power because I have sealed the exhaust manifold, 1.6 hdi
    I would add that I had a power drop so I exchanged EGR and turbine regeneration and replacement of the suction collector
    By the way, I sealed the exhaust because the smell was in the cabin and the car lost its power
    What kind of leaky connection is connected to the problem of lack of power because I have a problem with me
  • #19 17462645
    jurekk55
    Level 36  
    I guess the simple conclusion is that you may have a blocked FAP or a problem with silencers
  • #20 17462657
    Donbart
    Level 2  
    Theoretically, so crowded Fap, but the computer indicates 50% contaminated
    Recently I cleaned Fap only a problem in this or that the 100% company which I ordered it did it properly
    It shows me an error on the computer that the Fap fluid pump has been damaged
    Before the exhalation was exhausted, but the power was up to 130 / h later the emergency mode was activated
    Now the car is not hissing, but up to 100 accelerates 25 seconds
    Before that, just over 10 seconds was a hundred

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a power loss issue in a Citroen C4 1.6 HDi 110 km, where the user reports that the car is not achieving full power despite no error codes being displayed by the computer. Initial checks included verifying the tightness of the intake and the functionality of the turbine control. The user noted that boost pressure drops significantly during operation, indicating potential issues with air supply. Suggestions included checking for leaks, examining the EGR system, and ensuring the turbocharger is functioning correctly. The user later reported that replacing the turbine's geometry blades resolved the issue, although there was some debate about the presence of variable geometry in the model. Additional comments highlighted potential problems with the FAP (particulate filter) and exhaust system, which could also contribute to power loss.
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