turbo removal
24 September 2004, 06:40 PM
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turbo removal
what is it like to take the turbo of an my96 sti and remove a snapped stud that secures the downpipe ?whats the best way
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25 September 2004, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by RB5_245
Would it not be easyer to remove the downpipe and then remove the stud with the turbo in place.
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25 September 2004, 03:34 PM
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Which one is it cause i have a nut missing of the one at the bottom left as the threa has been stripped and it does nt seem to have made a bit of differance with the nut missing
25 September 2004, 03:44 PM
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A mechanic told me .........................
Depending on which one is broken you can just drill straight through and put a high tensile nut and bolt
Save you a lot of time
Just an idea
Depending on which one is broken you can just drill straight through and put a high tensile nut and bolt
Save you a lot of time
Just an idea
Originally Posted by gossythevaleter
Which one is it cause i have a nut missing of the one at the bottom left as the threa has been stripped and it does nt seem to have made a bit of differance with the nut missing
25 September 2004, 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted by womandriver
A mechanic told me .........................
Depending on which one is broken you can just drill straight through and put a high tensile nut and bolt
Save you a lot of time
Just an idea
Depending on which one is broken you can just drill straight through and put a high tensile nut and bolt
Save you a lot of time
Just an idea
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