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Moving the wastegate arm

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DSMvroom

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Aug 8, 2004
Issaquah, Washington
Is it possible to move the wastegate arm when the motor is off? I would imagine it wouldn't be possible to move it back and forth if the engine is on but what about if the engine is off?

Basically I'm trying to find a way to make sure the wastegate arm isn't siezed shut or anything. I'll be installing my Hallman Pro tomorrow and before I even start I'd like to make sure the wastegate works properly.
 
Take a small air compressor or air pump and attach the hose to the hose inlet for the actuator. It should take about 11 psi or so to move that arm.
 
You can still do it if you use a pair of vise grips to hold on to the actuator with. Just requires a bit of gorilla stregnth.
 
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