looking for a how to on turbo removal/install?
Look for o2 housing and/ or hotside removals and from there just do the oil feedline on the intake side of the turbo. It's not hard, only if you come across stuck or stubborn bolts.
I have a gently used FP Green sitting in my garage. I plan to make a video of the install. It takes a lot of extra time to shoot the video during an install. That coupled with the fact that my car is a daily driver makes me want to do my homework before I tear into it. I have a few questions:
1. What gaskets/seals will I need?
Turbo to manifold
Turbo to O2 housing
O2 housing to downpipe (while I'm at it)
Anything on the oil lines?
2. Any tips for 120,000 mile exhaust system bolts? Spray with penetrating oil a few hours before removal and use air tools?
Thanks!
1. What gaskets/seals will I need?
Turbo to manifold
Turbo to O2 housing
O2 housing to downpipe (while I'm at it)
Anything on the oil lines?
2. Any tips for 120,000 mile exhaust system bolts? Spray with penetrating oil a few hours before removal and use air tools?
Thanks!
I have a gently used FP Green sitting in my garage. I plan to make a video of the install. It takes a lot of extra time to shoot the video during an install. That coupled with the fact that my car is a daily driver makes me want to do my homework before I tear into it. I have a few questions:
1. What gaskets/seals will I need?
Turbo to manifold
Turbo to O2 housing
O2 housing to downpipe (while I'm at it)
Anything on the oil lines?
2. Any tips for 120,000 mile exhaust system bolts? Spray with penetrating oil a few hours before removal and use air tools?
Thanks!
1. What gaskets/seals will I need?
Turbo to manifold
Turbo to O2 housing
O2 housing to downpipe (while I'm at it)
Anything on the oil lines?
2. Any tips for 120,000 mile exhaust system bolts? Spray with penetrating oil a few hours before removal and use air tools?
Thanks!
Also the manual says to replace all washers/gaskets on the water and oil lines.
That's 4 on the oil feed pipe, 2 on the oil return pipe, 2 on the water feed pipe, and 2 on the water return pipe.
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I pulled these from the part number thread. I'll get out my service manual later and do a final search.
MR299686 Metal Gasket to Turbine <-- parts to go with the O2 housing
MD132933 4 x Washer
MD062961 3 x Bolt
MR224441 1 x Stud (Turbine-O2)
MD050073 1 x Nut
MN119784 (Manifold-Turbine) Stud
MR450703 donut gasket for the downpipe
MR323654 Exhaust Manifold gasket (head to manifold)
MR323654 Exhaust Manifold to turbo gasket
MR258477 Oil drain tube to turbo gasket
MR266706 Oil feed line
MF660064 Crush washers (turbo side)
MS650013 Banjo bolt (turbo side)
MF650102 Banjo bolt (head side)
MF660063 Crush washers (head side)
MR281085 Lower IC pipe to turbo gasket
MR299686 Metal Gasket to Turbine <-- parts to go with the O2 housing
MD132933 4 x Washer
MD062961 3 x Bolt
MR224441 1 x Stud (Turbine-O2)
MD050073 1 x Nut
MN119784 (Manifold-Turbine) Stud
MR450703 donut gasket for the downpipe
MR323654 Exhaust Manifold gasket (head to manifold)
MR323654 Exhaust Manifold to turbo gasket
MR258477 Oil drain tube to turbo gasket
MR266706 Oil feed line
MF660064 Crush washers (turbo side)
MS650013 Banjo bolt (turbo side)
MF650102 Banjo bolt (head side)
MF660063 Crush washers (head side)
MR281085 Lower IC pipe to turbo gasket
Last edited by AutoXer; Jun 23, 2009 at 05:47 PM.
No needed but it makes it a heck of a lot easier to get everything out then work on it on the bench
Remove Radiator and Fan
Remove Intake
Disconnect DP
Disconnect oil and water lines
" O2 connector
" LICP
Remove the bolt for the manifold bracket to block
Remove the Exhaust manifold nuts
Take the whole unit out of the car and work on a bench. Re asseble everything and put it back in the car as one unit
I would use all brand new gaskets
Remove Radiator and Fan
Remove Intake
Disconnect DP
Disconnect oil and water lines
" O2 connector
" LICP
Remove the bolt for the manifold bracket to block
Remove the Exhaust manifold nuts
Take the whole unit out of the car and work on a bench. Re asseble everything and put it back in the car as one unit
I would use all brand new gaskets
Interesting... The FP Green came bolted to a stock manifold and Megan O2 housing. However, I have no idea of the condition of the gaskets. Maybe I should do a gasket inspection (tough to do while it's still assembled) and save myself the disassemble/reassemble time?







