How easy/hard is it to remove a turbo,standard fitment.
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I have taken mine off a couple of times to 1, change the headers and 2, to replace it for a FP Green (nice).
I will try to find the instructions I had and put them on photobucket so you can extract them. I have bought service manuals on disk off E-bay that are very useful.
Where abouts are you (PM if you prefer) Steve
I will try to find the instructions I had and put them on photobucket so you can extract them. I have bought service manuals on disk off E-bay that are very useful.
Where abouts are you (PM if you prefer) Steve
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I've done it a couple of times also and I found it quite simple.
The most important thing is to have the correct tools and lube up the turbo studs in good time.
I searched Scoobynet for previous threads on turbo removal which helped me no end.
The most important thing is to have the correct tools and lube up the turbo studs in good time.
I searched Scoobynet for previous threads on turbo removal which helped me no end.
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