How To Replace A Turbo Actuator | 6.7L Turbo Install

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John shows us how to replace a Turbo Actuator for the 6.7L Cummins. It can be frustrating if you notice your turbocharger has started to misbehave by kicking in at low speeds, suddenly stopping or running inconsistently. Your truck may even give you the P003a error code. The good news is you don't need a full 6.7L Turbo install, chances are your actuator needs to be calibrated or replaced.

Common symptoms of a failed actuator include complete loss of power, intermittent low pressure, low boost and ECU errors and fault codes.

Join John as he gives you a step-by-step walkthrough of how to replace a turbo actuator and install a new turbo actuator on your Dodge Ram 6.7L.

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00:00 Introduction
00:39 How to get to the actuator
01:19 Steps before removing actuator
02:09 How to remove actuator
02:35 What the BD actuator includes
03:02 Differences between early and late model
03:26 Attaching the cord
04:20 Using the alignment tool
05:19 Lower truck and use the scan tool
06:27 Placing the new actuator
07:55 Run another scan
08:28 Close