[Supras] ct-26 removal/install question?
joe at wilmcd.com
joe at wilmcd.com
Sat Sep 2 08:28:07 CDT 2006
You absolutely need that turbo brace. You may have even stripped some of
the exhaust manifold holes in which case you will need to helicoil them.
In order to remove the turbo on the car you should be able to do it with a
ratchet extension or two and a universal joint. I think I used to remove
the oil drain from the block and leave it attached to the turbo.
Hope that helps.
-Joe Rushlow
> whats up everyone... had a couple question about removing the ct26 from my
> mkIII, last time i tried i got everything off with out a prob except for
> that oil flex pipe. banjo pipe wasnt a prob, and with everything off i
> thought i had plenty of room but i couldnt even see either side of where
> this pipe bolts to the turbo and the block. in the manual, i think it has
> a drawing of someone using a t-handle wrench to remove it.. that would
> work with motor on a stand, but i couldnt see that working with the motor
> still in.. can anyone who has done this please share any tips you might
> have on removing the turbo, especially that oil flex pipe.
>
> ok, and second.. once the turbo has been removed and is ready to be
> reinstalled, can anyone make any suggestion on how to keep the turbo to
> manifold bolts from coming loose.. it usually works it self loose in a
> week or so, ive tried loctite but still comes loose... or also, im
> missing my turbos upper stay could that contribute to the loosening
> problem? is there a fix for this? could the studs be to warn out? new
> studs and bolts maybe? or what about nylon locknuts? hmm?
>
> any suggestions or tips would be greatly appreciated, thanks.......
>
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