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leablitz1
Insignia boost pressure fault
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leablitz1 (Author)
Thanks for the quick reply! I haven't noticed any hissing sounds specifically, but I'll give it another listen. Where exactly should I be looking for potential vacuum leaks? Is the bypass valve easily accessible?
jenniferlehmann1
No problem! Honestly, pinpointing the exact location can be tricky without proper equipment. The bypass valve is usually near the turbo, but access depends on your specific engine layout. Given the symptoms and your suspicion of a vacuum switching valve issue, it might be worth getting it checked by someone with the right diagnostic tools. I ended up just taking mine to a workshop.
leablitz1 (Author)
Thanks for the advice! I appreciate you sharing your experience. I took it to a workshop, and as suspected, it was a faulty vacuum switching valve. Repair cost was 140€. All sorted now, thanks again!
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jenniferlehmann1
Hey! I had a similar issue with my Insignia, though it's an older model. Sounds like a faulty boost controller or a vacuum leak somewhere in the intake manifold. Have you checked for any hissing sounds when the engine is running? A pressure drop in the system can trigger those symptoms.