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Date: 14 Jul 2003 19:23:16 GMT
From: davehinznopsamcop.net
Subject: Re: a rebuilt turbo


Someone who looks an awful lot like Greg <thegregathomenopsamv.net> wrote: > Hi, > > I just blew my turbo and I'm planning on pulling it out and sending it > off to be rebuilt. However, I could use some help as I don't know of > or have any recommended places to send it to. If anyone has had a > rebuild done and is very satisfied with the results or have heard of > places that have a stellar reputation please let me know. I'm here in > the U.S. and I have a mitsubishi turbo TDO4H. Greg, Now would be a great time to consider upgrading. If you've ever wanted to get a few more horsepower, the turbo is a very good place to start. It won't cost much more than just replacing or rebuilding your existing one...something to consider, anyway. > Also, any tips on pulling it out and re-installing it would be much > appreciated. The bolts on the hot side *will* be nearly impossible to get off. You might want to consider just buying new ones, and atatcking the ones no there with a Dremel (or similar) tool. If the turbo is going to be rebuilt, make sure you don't nick it. Also - you don't mention year/model, but you should consider replacing some of the oil lines, depending on what car you have. Dave Hinz

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