GisiSchneidi
Diesel LandCruiser 2010: Symptoms, possible boost pressure sensor faults and what to expect from the mechanic
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GisiSchneidi (Author)
Hey, thanks for your quick reply! It's good to know that I'm not the only one with this problem. The turbocharger thing makes sense to me. If you could remember, approximately how much did the repair cost you back then? And were there any other problems afterwards or was your Toyota Cruiser fit again? Greetings!
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EmBe2021
Hey, sure, no problem! As soon as I picked up my Cruiser from the mechanic, the fault in the boost pressure sensor was fixed. The turbo problems really put a dent in my wallet, so I couldn't say no. The little beauty treatment for my cruiser cost me around 1070 euros. It's no bargain, I know, but since then the bike has been like new. Runs like a kitten and no more suspicious hissing or whistling. Greetings back and good luck!
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GisiSchneidi (Author)
Great, thanks for the info! That reassures me a little, even if the amount is not exactly low. But the main thing is that the LandCruiser will run smoothly and reliably again. I'll make an appointment with the mechanic as soon as possible and hopefully the old bugger will be back to full power soon. I'll let you know if there's anything new. Thanks again and see you then!
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EmBe2021
Hi, I had similar problems with my 2007 diesel LandCruiser. Mine also had black smoke, loss of power and that damn whistle. It sounds very much like a faulty turbocharger. That was indeed the case with mine and the symptoms were very similar to yours. So you probably need a new turbocharger. Don't worry, it's a fixable problem, but it's definitely a serious problem as you suspect. However, get it fixed as soon as possible, otherwise it may cause further damage to the engine! One more thing, maybe check the oil? Burnt oil can be the result of a faulty turbocharger and cause the strong exhaust smell. Hope this helps, and have a good trip!
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