What are the symptoms of a faulty turbo bypass valve?

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Turbo bypass valve failure symptoms include: turbocharger air leakage, reduced compression efficiency, resulting in engine weakness, difficulty in acceleration, or black smoke emission. A turbocharger equipped with a bypass valve can significantly improve a vehicle's low-speed performance, increase low-speed torque, reduce fuel consumption and emissions at low speeds, while enhancing the performance indicators and operational reliability of the engine during high-speed operation. By adjusting the opening pressure of the bypass valve, the engine's output power can be modified. For instance, in turbocharged gasoline engines for passenger vehicles, altering the timing of the solenoid valve activation can change the bypass valve's opening pressure. The later the solenoid valve activates, the greater the boost pressure, leading to higher engine power.