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Old 05-08-2010, 02:47 PM
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Im replacing my old turbonetics ballbearing 60-trim for a newer turbonetics 60-trim ball bearing turbo. After mocking it up on my manifold I noticed the oil feed line was facing down. How can I spin the center section to orientate it the right way??? I loosened the bolts on the hot side with no luck. Someone PLEASE HELP!!!!!
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Old 05-08-2010, 10:28 PM
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Im replacing my old turbonetics ballbearing 60-trim for a newer turbonetics 60-trim ball bearing turbo. After mocking it up on my manifold I noticed the oil feed line was facing down. How can I spin the center section to orientate it the right way??? I loosened the bolts on the hot side with no luck. Someone PLEASE HELP!!!!!
You have to loosen the bolts on the turbine housing and the compressor housing. Once you loosen both you can clock the turbo however you like
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I guess you didn't read the post very well. I have the bolts on both side loose. It doesn't budge.
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I guess you didn't read the post very well. I have the bolts on both side loose. It doesn't budge.
I read your post just fine. Your post says you lossened the bolts on the hot side. You make no mention of the cold side. Both sides have to be loose and that's exactly what I said in my reply. Both the hot(turbine) side and cold (compressor) side have to be loose. If it still doesn't move try pullin them completely out and try to remove the housings
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I apologize but this whole situation is aggravating. I had both sides loose and had no luck. Right now I have liquid wrench sprayed under the c-clamp hoping that'll help.
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I apologize but this whole situation is aggravating. I had both sides loose and had no luck. Right now I have liquid wrench sprayed under the c-clamp hoping that'll help.
Have you tried removing the housings completely?
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