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by ashm » Sun 27.05.2012, 21:16
Evening all!
Question: has anyone ported the wastegate without removing the turbo? Seems a shame to take everything apart if I don't really have to...
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by bobbrown » Sun 27.05.2012, 23:29
I would have though access would be tricky, you would have problems getting all the swarf etc out and there is a good chance you'll shear a stud on the exhaust elbow which is going to be a lot more difficult to get that out with the turbo still attached.
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by ashm » Sun 27.05.2012, 23:47
I've taken the downpipe off with relatively minor difficulties; one stud left and it's turning, just not all the way out. Access to the wastegate is a little tight though. My biggest worry would be getting it properly cleaned out afterwards.
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by Rice crispy » Mon 28.05.2012, 08:28
could you not put something inside which you could inflate (balloon) and cover in something sticky to catch the swarf then deflate and remove
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