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Jaguar 2.0 se diesel turbo power loss

Hi ive not long had my jag its a 2.0se diesel turbo it used to run up to 110 in 4th gear and then to 130 in 5th gear it now struggles to get to 90 in 4th gear and only sits at 110 in 5th gear do you know what i can do

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Sound like you are looseing some boost from your turbo,check all your hoses from your turbo,if all of them are ok you may have a waste gate sticking, you need to check for movement there it only move very little but has alot to do with hp.Thanks And I hope this helps you

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