Dyno Setup and Wastegate Repair
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What Happens If You Turbo a 5.3L Yukon With No Other Mods? Lets Find Out! (Uncle Rob Hits the Dyno)
What happens here
With the new ECU flashed and the engine now running correctly, the GMC Yukon is carefully driven onto the Dynojet dynamometer. Before commencing any high-load pulls, the team decides to perform an oil change. During this process, they discover that the wastegate (a component of the turbocharger system) has broken, causing exhaust gases to bypass the turbo and limiting boost pressure. This necessitates a temporary repair to re-enable boost for dyno testing.
Goal: Prepare for dyno tuning and repair the broken wastegate.
Tools and materials
- Dynojet Dynamometer Dynojet — Used for tuning
- GMC Yukon GMC — Vehicle on the dyno
- Oil Drain Pan — Collecting old engine oil
- Oil Filter Wrench — Removing the old oil filter
- Socket Set — Various fasteners during repair
- Wastegate Tial — Component of the turbocharger system that needs repair
- Welder — Temporarily repairing the wastegate
- Engine Oil — Replacing the engine oil
- Oil Filter STP — Replacing the old oil filter
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