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Instead of the turbo failing, it might be a boost leak.

When you accelerate beyond 1500 rpm, you'll hear a whoosh sound coming from the vehicle. No power outages or engine problems. No noise is produced when operated in electric mode. Has BWW not yet provided me with a report detailing their findings from the fault investigation?

All petrol vehicles are now electronically controlled, so I highly doubt that any of them have vacuum lines. In reality, what is the problem you're facing?

They eventually split at the ends, just like shown above. Oops, I should have mentioned that in my initial post.

It's absolutely crazy how often cars break down after a recall. Of course, not every problem is related, but seriously, check all of your hoses and vacuum lines.

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That was BMW Group1. I returned it, and they claim it's not their fault. 😩

By the sounds of it, something was left disconnected. Please return the item if the service was performed by a garage.

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After getting the starter motor recall done, has anyone experienced any issues with the turbo? Before, my car was running well. 77K miles on the odometer from regular servicing

Maintain the satisfaction of the regents; my mistake. I keep mine happy with a monthly 15-minute descent down the duel course and 15-minute return. The miller was used to retain the injectors and that side, not as a replacement for regen. Oops, I should have mentioned that.

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Just like mentioned earlier, a normal speed will suffice for a regeneration. You seem to be overthinking the matter. I've never experienced any problems with a dpf.

Maintaining uninterrupted regen cycles likely accomplishes more than any product on the market.

While Miller's Ecomax Diesel additive isn't the cheapest, it has been an effective additive for my diesel engine for years. After a few hundred miles, you should also notice a slight improvement in your MPG.

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Do you have any suggestions for diesel additives that can be used in EGR or DPF to reduce the likelihood of blocking or gumming up? The most important thing is to avoid short, cold engine trips as much as possible. Another important thing is to do long, fast runs so that the DPF can regen.

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Thanks for the Bosch Part No. as well; I really needed this since I can't seem to respond to anyone. Once again, I am grateful.

Hello, I was wondering where you purchased your pump and tubes. There seem to be a lot of options online, and the prices can vary greatly. I placed an order on Tuesday, and the tracking showed that it was delivered to someone on the other side of London, not me. I am now requesting a refund. Thanks for the assistance; if you bought one, I might as well do the same.

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I drained the oil from the dipstick hole of my 2015 SE 1.4 just now while servicing it. I usually empty the sump, but I'm in the midst of a move. The P7006 is the Bosch oil filter.

I think the sump plug torque is 14 nanometres.