Upgrading to a TD05
07 February 2009, 04:40 PM
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No not required.
But what I would do howver, after fitting the turbo, is to disconnect the Crank sensor to spin the engine over on the starter only (it won't fire). That will have primed your turbo's oilways nicely with oil, ready for when you first drive the car with new turbo...
But what I would do howver, after fitting the turbo, is to disconnect the Crank sensor to spin the engine over on the starter only (it won't fire). That will have primed your turbo's oilways nicely with oil, ready for when you first drive the car with new turbo...
07 February 2009, 06:21 PM
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Depends on condition, I'd pour a wee bit in and see what colour it is as it drips out.... clean o.k. dirty is bad !
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