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First Start & Turbo Spool Test

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Boosted Yukon XL "Uncle Rob" FINALLY Makes Turbo Noises!! We Finish Up Assembly & First Time Startup

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What happens here

After confirming all connections are secure, attempt the first start of the engine. Use a jump starter to provide sufficient power if the battery is low. Once started, briefly rev the engine to hear the turbo spool up and verify its operation. Check for any immediate leaks or unusual noises. The engine makes a 'choo choo' sound, indicating successful turbo spool.

Goal: Confirm the turbo system is functional and the engine starts.

Tools and materials

  • Jump Starter/Battery Charger Stanley — Providing power to start the engine

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and they left oh john's back but we've got the blow-off valve on hooked this up to the thingies it's just fine for now actually i should probably tighten this knot dang it it's a little monster in your tool box yeah well i think we're ready to go you see anything else these obviously you don't have a clamp on there because i couldn't find one but it's not going to make boost to sitting here rattling anyway i just want to hear it go shoo too at least do that it's ready [Music] what [Music] you really do you just you do get that warm fuzzy feeling i feel warm and fuzzy right now oh man that's a win now we can actually get to like the little nickel and dime stuff to get this thing on the dyno

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