I am not that familiar with the L322 but the M57 engine is the next evolution of the M51 engine in the p38.
First rule out the turbo hose being split. Examine closely and, with the engine running, run the palm of your hand close to the hose and the inlet manifold to feel for any leaks. Usually it would be accompanied by a smokey exhaust. I have had hose splits that seal up and difficult to see. The hose can also delaminate inside. Hard to detect without taking the hoses off.
Next is fuel. Any bubbles in the line to the FIP? Not even sure it has a clear pipe like the p38. Fuel filter has been changed?
Dirty diesel? run some off the bottom of the filter into a jug and have a look see.
Disconnect the MAF completely. It will revert to default settings if it is like the p38.
Intank fuel pump gone? What are the 3 pumps? FIP is one, intank pump is two, what is the third? Excuse my L322 ignorance.
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