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Fiorano575

Member Since: 28 Nov 2023
Location: High Wycombe
Posts: 9

2012 Range Rover Vogue SE TDV8 Java Black

L322 2011 4.4 - Turbo Boost Pipe

L322 2011 TDV8 4.4

I was told some months back that my nearside turbo boost pipe has a slight rupture. Since then I have driven across france without issue.

My question is : Is it a big job to replace it?

What else should be done with this job?

I plan to keep the motor so should I do the water pump, oil pump and alternator?

I am replacing all pulleys and 2 x belts

Thanks in advance!

10th Mar 2024 10:51pm

Ramblin Man

Member Since: 05 Apr 2022
Location: Southsea
Posts: 252

2012 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Buckingham Blue

You’ll probably need to do a little more homework to get the advice you’re looking for; track down the specific part at fault and then use search on here to find what others have done.

Most “boost” type issues tend to result in sooting in the induction system which progressively degrades performance over time until a fault occurs.

For a broad overview and how to clean/maintain the key sensors involved see :

https://youtu.be/S-SWu5i4adk?si=5CvhnQOzBxLWEIiV TDV8 4.4 2012

10th Mar 2024 11:11pm

AndyRoo

Member Since: 06 Dec 2023
Location: Gloucester
Posts: 340

2012 Range Rover Westminster TDV8 Fuji White

Hi, nothing to do with your question but I do like your wheels, those 5 spokes really suit the car, at least from that angle.

What are they ?

Andy Fuji White 2012 4.4 TDV8 Westmiinster

10th Mar 2024 11:45pm

garyRR

Member Since: 13 Mar 2021
Location: Hampshire
Posts: 1343

You'll need to determine which of the boost pipes on that side it is. Here's the diagram to confirm:

Click image to enlarge

Are you sure they don't meant the top hose which adjoins to the throttle body? The seal inside this is well known for failing. Changing it or the whole part takes 5 minutes.

Second part of the diagram showing the LH air cleaner to turbo inlet:

Click image to enlarge

My alternative thought is that it could be the hose that runs vertically from the air cleaner to turbo inlet. It's made of thin plastic and has a corrugated section which could split. This is also easy to change, albeit a bit fiddly. 2015 Range Rover Autobiography 4.4 SDV8

11th Mar 2024 8:57am

Fiorano575

Member Since: 28 Nov 2023
Location: High Wycombe
Posts: 9

Ramblin Man wrote:
You’ll probably need to do a little more homework to get the advice you’re looking for; track down the specific part at fault and then use search on here to find what others have done.

Most “boost” type issues tend to result in sooting in the induction system which progressively degrades performance over time until a fault occurs.

For a broad overview and how to clean/maintain the key sensors involved see :

https://youtu.be/S-SWu5i4adk?si=5CvhnQOzBxLWEIiV

Thanks a bunch for that. I am currently in Italy so will take it down to a garage to inspect.

11th Mar 2024 9:27am

Fiorano575

Member Since: 28 Nov 2023
Location: High Wycombe
Posts: 9

AndyRoo wrote:
Hi, nothing to do with your question but I do like your wheels, those 5 spokes really suit the car, at least from that angle.

What are they ?

Andy

I am pretty sure they are from an X5. Even though the bolt pattern is the same, I was almost certain that I would need spigot rings but they mounted perfectly. They are Alessio rims.

11th Mar 2024 9:31am

Fiorano575

Member Since: 28 Nov 2023
Location: High Wycombe
Posts: 9

garyRR wrote:
You'll need to determine which of the boost pipes on that side it is. Here's the diagram to confirm:

Click image to enlarge

Are you sure they don't meant the top hose which adjoins to the throttle body? The seal inside this is well known for failing. Changing it or the whole part takes 5 minutes.

Second part of the diagram showing the LH air cleaner to turbo inlet:

Click image to enlarge

My alternative thought is that it could be the hose that runs vertically from the air cleaner to turbo inlet. It's made of thin plastic and has a corrugated section which could split. This is also easy to change, albeit a bit fiddly.

Thanks a bunch for the excellent information

11th Mar 2024 9:32am

Fiorano575

Member Since: 28 Nov 2023
Location: High Wycombe
Posts: 9

Ramblin Man wrote:
You’ll probably need to do a little more homework to get the advice you’re looking for; track down the specific part at fault and then use search on here to find what others have done.

Most “boost” type issues tend to result in sooting in the induction system which progressively degrades performance over time until a fault occurs.

For a broad overview and how to clean/maintain the key sensors involved see :

https://youtu.be/S-SWu5i4adk?si=5CvhnQOzBxLWEIiV

Thanks for that info. I did check his video out a few weeks ago and am seriously thinking about doing a EGR & DPF delete and mapping them out.

11th Mar 2024 9:35am

AndyRoo

Member Since: 06 Dec 2023
Location: Gloucester
Posts: 340

Thanks for the tip on the wheels, I'll look around.

Cheers, Andy Fuji White 2012 4.4 TDV8 Westmiinster

11th Mar 2024 9:55am

Fiorano575

Member Since: 28 Nov 2023
Location: High Wycombe
Posts: 9

It took me a while but I got them in the end.

I almost bought a set of 22 Stormers but I know they are more prone to cracking.

I added some more info and pics i the 'wheels and tyres' section

Click image to enlarge

that may help you.

11th Mar 2024 9:59am

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