#44-303 ROTOMASTER VGT SOLENOID FOR 2003-2007 FORD 6.0L

Rotomaster 2003-2007 Ford 6.0L Power Stroke
Turbocharger VGT Solenoid

 Rotomaster - Made in North America

Ford's variable geometry turbocharger allows one turbo to effectively take the place of two. At low RPM's the vanes are configured to make the turbo spool up quickly to minimize lag, at higher RPM's the vane angle is changed to perform like a larger turbo. The variable geometry system uses a PCM commanded electric solenoid to control the flow of pressurized engine oil which moves a piston to control the movement of the variable vanes.

A variable geometry turbo that is not working correctly will cause your truck to either be slow taking off or lacking in top-end performance depending on what position the vanes are stuck in.

The most common failure of the 6.0 Powerstroke VGT turbo charger is a stuck unison ring, or stuck vanes. Before replacing your actuator, it is advisable to disassemble the exhaust side of the turbo which is a relatively simple process and ensure that everything moves freely and that the unison ring is not worn. A wear spot where the actuator arm contacts the unison ring can cause a mechanical jamb.