What are the causes of excessive turbo boost pressure?
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Possible causes of excessive turbo boost pressure are as follows: 1. Poor data interpretation in the DME control unit: This requires upgrading and reprogramming the vehicle's control software. 2. Fault in the EPDW regulating solenoid valve itself: Check if the solenoid valve has a resistance of several ohms. If there is resistance and it's not infinite, then the electrical aspect is fine. Apply power to the solenoid valve to check if the closing of the vacuum tube ends and the conductor are normal. 3. Clogged filter screen of the EPDW regulating solenoid valve: Most cases of excessive boost pressure are caused by this. If the filter screen is clogged, it will directly affect the solenoid valve's control speed over the wastegate actuator, resulting in the engine's intake pressure being higher than actually needed, i.e., excessive boost pressure.