Guys
Anyone see any problems tested the oil feel line bolt withput actually bolting up the manifold?
I have everything still connected but the turbo and manifold cable tied to where the a/c radiator should go..
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Guys
Anyone see any problems tested the oil feel line bolt withput actually bolting up the manifold?
I have everything still connected but the turbo and manifold cable tied to where the a/c radiator should go..
it wont hurt anything, but i wouldent run it for too long, it will sound terrible and probably wont run smoothly but should be fine just to test the oil flow for a minute or so.
To save any confusion, for best results when using a Garrett GT turbo,
Use a 0.6mm restrictor in the oil feed line.
Be mindful the following should also apply,
The oil drain must be of adequate size & free flowing without kinks or dips.
Try to drain back to sump above the oil level.
The B16A~B16B~B18C lend themselves well to this with an available boss on the block that can be drilled & tapped to accommodate an AN fitting.
(To the left of the dip stick – lower portion of block)
Also, don't mount the turbo more than 15deg off horizontal - shaft orientation.
If the GT is leaking from the rear, fit the restrictor & it should fix itself…
The rear seal is carbon.
If it’s from the front, Bad luck
Hope that helps
nice info adrian............
mine was leaking from rear, but as it was under warranty i made roto master in victoria rebuild it and change all the seals for free................ i have gone with the recommended 40thou (1mm) restrictor............so far so good (just got it going today)
pretty sure i have one here i'll have a look . most of the garrett turbos have them in already my T28 did so i didnt have to change it at all!
Hey Luke, the chap we saw said he had a smaller one (smaller than 1mm) so if you still need it you could go down. I'm pretty sure he said it was .6mm.