Official Turbo LSJ thread!!!
#5551
Haha nice man, I need to do cams when I get the money. I didn't do a rebuild but considering the time it's taken me to do the swap I may as well have lol. I mean I'm thinking maybe the oil stain could have been from when I was installing the oil return and feed flanges onto the turbo, because my workbench is all oily, but I hope that's it, I'll keep a really close eye, worst case I might get a larger drain flange and line and see if that helps, thanks man
#5552
Haha nice man, I need to do cams when I get the money. I didn't do a rebuild but considering the time it's taken me to do the swap I may as well have lol. I mean I'm thinking maybe the oil stain could have been from when I was installing the oil return and feed flanges onto the turbo, because my workbench is all oily, but I hope that's it, I'll keep a really close eye, worst case I might get a larger drain flange and line and see if that helps, thanks man
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#5556
You did it just above the plug? You are supposed to put it as high on the pan as possible
#5558
#5562
#5563
God damn that looks sweet haha, valve cover is painted perfectly. I painted mine along with the spark plug cover, both are now ruined after not even two weeks because of the work we've been doing in the engine bay lol.
#5564
This was yesterday.
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#5569
your not having any issues that many of us have had on here already. All bolts went back in with no issues, do it right, dont be lazy or give up so easy. What bolt are you talking about?
#5570
It's one of the corner bolts, it sits in right above the frame so I can't get a socket in there, I don't know how I did it the first time lol.
It's on the side with the crank pulley towards the front of the car
It's on the side with the crank pulley towards the front of the car
Last edited by mahfouzman; 05-29-2013 at 05:01 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
#5571
Time to go buy some tools, extensions, different sized ratchets.
#5572
I got it lol, I had to get a little creative, I have everything, I just needed a way to get the bolt started in there so I could use the ratchet. I used this screwdriver with a 1/4" socket drive on it to start it and the ratchet to tighten it. Time to turn it on haha.
#5573
I got it lol, I had to get a little creative, I have everything, I just needed a way to get the bolt started in there so I could use the ratchet. I used this screwdriver with a 1/4" socket drive on it to start it and the ratchet to tighten it. Time to turn it on haha.