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Where is Turbo / Manifold Pressure Sensor and Turbo Vacuum Boost Solenoid Valve in C4 1.6HDi 2005
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love2drive   
Fri Jun 03 2016, 04:56pm
Member No: #42287
Joined: Oct 09 2015
Location: London
 Hi Guys,

I have been searching everywhere to find Turbo/Manifold Pressure Sensor and Turbo Vacuum Boost Solenoid Valve's location in my C4 VTR+ 55reg 1.6HDi car.
can anyone be kind enough to locate me there and if possible any video link for them. thank you.
nitropixie   
Sat Jun 04 2016, 04:05am
Member No: #33590
Joined: Dec 24 2013
Location: Gosport, Hants
 On the air doser, on the left hand side of the engine (as you look at it), just above the alternator.
love2drive   
Sat Jun 04 2016, 04:04pm
Member No: #42287
Joined: Oct 09 2015
Location: London
 thank you nitropixie for the reply. but I am sorry for my ignorance, i still couldn't figure out where are the Manifold Pressure Sensor and Turbo Vacuum Boost Solenoid Valve. I had a look on the left side of the engine as i open it and can see a big black parts which is connected in the front with couple of hoses. is it the manifold? do i have to take this whole black part out to get the Pressure Sensor and Turbo Vacuum Boost Solenoid Valve? I am sorry again and it seems you have the same car, please help me out.
dmatravers   
Mon Nov 12 2018, 02:39pm
Member No: #52503
Joined: Nov 12 2018
Location: Somerset
 Don't know if you ever found the Boost valve, but if you didn't, it is low down on the back of the engine. Impossible to see without stripping out numerous components. If you take the flexible exhaust off from underneath the engine, then remove the vacuum reservoir box, which is above the exhaust, you can just see it. I'm not joking when I say, it's probably easier to remove the engine first!
 

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