Ok, so i need to connect my intercooler piping to the turbo, but the elbow doesnt agree with me. Any suggestions on what to do?
Intercooler set up help.
Ok, so i need to connect my intercooler piping to the turbo, but the elbow doesnt agree with me. Any suggestions on what to do?
you need to rotate the turbo housing....
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also, better pics please....
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Make the inlet be facing driver side. And rotate the compressor housing
K, i'll try n get some better pics up tmrw. I tried flipping it but the downpipe wont fit the other way.
Yeah, just unbolt it and put the cold side on the left of the car. Like this.....
Just saw where the DP wont work......should be able to rotate the housing.
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k thanks, i'll give it a shot tmrw. n update yallOriginally Posted by Slomaro Z28
Yeah, just unbolt it and put the cold side on the left of the car. Like this.....
Just saw where the DP wont work......should be able to rotate the housing.
he cant rotate the housing, its internally waistgated. your gonna have to either get the compressor side cut and rewelded facing a different way, get a different cold side housing, or move the rad somehow so the ic pipes can fit.
depends on the turbo, I rotated my last gated Garrett with no problem....
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Guessing that's a factory turbo off something? Since the inlet is turned like that....
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it had a Internal wg? wut kind of turbo was it then?
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yea you dont need to use water. oil will cool it just fine. Just be sure to let it cool down(run at idle for 30sec-2min) after you get on it before u turn it off.
yea... was it internally wastegated?
Get anything figured out today?
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nope, didnt have a chance to work on it today, but i'll update tommorow with more pics
damn, rain prevented me from working much so i couldnt get any good pics. tmrw morning if its nice outside. But i got some questions:
Does it matter that the oil drain pipe is horizontal or has a dip in it.. or will pressure keep the oil moving?
Also, on my radiator i have 2 tubes coming out from the bottom.. im not sure what they're for, but i was thinking of hooking up the water ports from the turbo to them if it flows through?
.. sorry im new to all this, but reps for help!
the oil drain need to be perpendicular to the ground, it doesnt have "pressure" it just flows with gravity.
and that line on the rad if for a auto trans cooler. i wouldnt hook it up.
Not 100% sure, but I don't think you have to use the water. The oil alone should cool it just fine.
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ok so still didnt get much work done with the intercooler piping, but im havin an issue with the oil drain.
not sure how im going to get it perpendicular to the ground :\
I'll get you some pics later today. From what I am looking at, you turbo really needs to be turned around. The DP is keeping you from getting your drain line right and radiator is preventing you from getting you intercooler pipe on.
If its just the pic and the dp isn't in the way just turn your fitting back a 1/4 turn.
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do this and you will be fine. you will also have less ic piping to run to the intercooler's hotside.
Will the oil drain line be able to touch the dp? Or will that be too hot
dont let anything touch the downpipe.
are you piecing together your own kit?
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Kk, yea piecing it together
What Tduuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr said. Can't find a way then why bother starting it?! Figure it out and do work!
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yea im gona try that. how was i suppose to know that i cant find a way before i started it? lol..
just hold the turbo up mani duh!!! lol
haha so true. I actually did that the first time around, but the way the downpipe was facing made me think that it could only face one wayhowever, i just turned the turbo around, and with a little cutting its looking ok.
Its hard to tell from the pics, but the oil drain is still somewhat level to each other, and i need to get a new downpipe made. Does anyone know if it is ok to ride like that just until i make it a few miles to the exhaust shop?
here's a better pic showing it, if i actually connect it, its going to have a dip in it
Looks like if you put a straight at the oil pan you may be ok.
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yeah, put in a straight fitting.
also, dont drive it without a downpipe.
just mock one up and have it welded later.
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As said above....a 45* coming out of the turbo into a straight fitting.
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eh, as long as u have a 02 sensor in the DP, u can drive to the exhaust shop. dont get on it tho cuz of the lack of a tune.
but the drain, like they all said, a straight off the oil pan will prob work.
Y is it not ok to drive without the o2 ? Just wondering.. Kuz I'm gonna have him weld a new bung, n the exhaust shop is only 4 miles away
thats wut ive been told. and I would always want to get a good read on all the sensors to the car so it wont send any crazy inputs to the ecu.
"The engine control unit (ECU) is a control system that uses feedback from the sensor to adjust the fuel/air mixture. As in all control systems, the time constant of the sensor is important; the ability of the ECU to control the fuel-air-ratio depends upon the response time of the sensor. An aging or fouled sensor tends to have a slower response time, which can degrade system performance. The shorter the time period, the higher the so-called "cross count" [2] and the more responsive the system."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxygen_...n_of_the_probe
When the car is tuned you should be able to go without one, I don't have one anymore. But as of now it's controlling your A/F mixture.
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Ahh ic ic, u think it would mess anything up though ? Thx for the help btw!
I don't know......might run rich/lean and throw a CEL. I, myself, wouldn't chance it. If it were me, I'd just fork out the money and have it towed up there. Have them put the o2 in the DP, and stay out of boost and get it tuned ASAP.
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it will be fine to drive it to the shop trust me. And the turbo you have is a dsm 14b Your gonna have to run some crazy i/c piping to make it work correctly.
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