2003 d22 3.0lt td nissan navara. Pushing air out intake

Have you checked all intake pipes from turbo to inlet for splits, vehicle is over fueling and under boosting.check all vacuum hoses to turbo actuator and actuator on turbo for proper operation.

turbos normal make a whining noise under load noise may be present more then before if you have changed anything on the intake side sometimes it can be as little as a lest restricted air filter other cause is lose piping but some power loss would be noticeable if this was the cause
hope this helps good luck

INTAKE TO MUCH AIR NOT A ENOUGH GAS

Fuses only blow if the load is heavier than it is designed for. Most likely causes are, Shorted wire. Defective part To small fuse. If you have the correct fuse then somewhere in the wiring circuit is asking for too much. You need a good electrical tech to find out your cause. If it blows the fuse once a month then this can be a pain in the rear to find the cause. Most wiring is made very durable. Look for damaged areas, or where work has been performed in the past and wiring has been disturbed and not properly secured. Look for alterations, Hope that helps.

Yes diesel filter is different

mass air flow meter in the intake air pipe

any time two or more electircal gadgets die together a common item, such as a fuse, is to be checked. in your case seems the light circuit, excluding the headlights, has a fault. if the fuse blows again i would examine the wiring harness, especially to the rear lights, for damage and then each of the light sockets for dampness. if no fault is found, i would replace the light switch relay and then the switch itself.

mass air flow sensor in the air intake pipe

check pipe connected to turbo it maybe split/also turbo unit itself may need replaycing/fan inside turbo maybe worn

Could be a bad TPS or IAC. If you have not cleaned the throttle body in a long time a dirty one will cause all kinds of bad running/idling and drive-ability issues. Its the easiest thing to do and the least expensive. Remove it to clean properly, then clean it and any sensors, as well as the passages in the intake manifold. Then reassemble with a new gasket, and see what happens.