do u think will damage the turbo and engine
do u think will damage the turbo and engine
one time i just go to track and then spin out on the sand,and then when i went home,i check it out all the holes inside the intake pipe,ic pipe and all the small holes,it has a lot of slight sand and dust,so do u think will damage the turbo and engine ,and how can i clean the engine and the turbo.thanks
Last edited by teddy; Aug 13, 2004 at 06:41 PM.
i check it out all the holes inside has a lot of slight sand and dust
Or sand can get stuck in the rotating parts, like belts and pulleys, but if it got in there you would know by now
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u raise up the on a jack or a lift and look under. if there is any leaks then you'll know.but on a evo spec a brand new one. i havn't seen any leaks at this dealership i work at. so its uncommon for a evo to start leaking oil....unless you didn't tighten up any bolts
Originally Posted by teddy
one time i just go to track and then spin out on the sand,and then when i went home,i check it out all the holes inside the intake pipe,ic pipe and all the small holes,it has a lot of slight sand and dust,so do u think will damage the turbo and engine ,and how can i clean the engine and the turbo.thanks 

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Originally Posted by teddy
sorry,i said is all the dust and sand is inside the intake pipe and the intercooler pipe.
Emre
Originally Posted by Kayaalp
Best thing to do is remove the pipes, clean them out, and reattach. The little bit of sand and dust left behind WILL be caught be your oil. Don't worry! Just change the oil and filter a couple of times back-to-back and you'll be ok.
Emre
Emre
The question we should ask is how did the sand get in there?!?!?!?!? Your filter should have caught that. If it is actually INSIDE the pipes check to see if you have a air filter.
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