Clocking SR T25 Help
#1
Clocking SR T25 Help
Well, I went to put in my SR T25 today and had to clock it. Call me stupid but I thought all you had to do was remove the 4 bolts on the exhaust housing and the center part rotates. Cause thats what I did and there was no rotating going on. I soaked the bitch in PB Blaster and busted out Mr. Hammer and even he couldnt get it to move. All the bolts are loose so what the **** am I missing? This really messed my day up. Oh well, its St. Drinking Day so off to do that whole thing.
#2
Get a bigger hammer.
Seriously though it should turn, loosening those bolts will allow the center section to turn, not the compressor side. I haven't had any stick real bad. Though when tearing down my SR20 T25 i clamped the turbine housing in a vise and turned the bearing housing with a big pair of channel locks.
Seriously though it should turn, loosening those bolts will allow the center section to turn, not the compressor side. I haven't had any stick real bad. Though when tearing down my SR20 T25 i clamped the turbine housing in a vise and turned the bearing housing with a big pair of channel locks.
#8
Yes, soak in PB Blaster for a day. Then put the turbo in the freezer overnight. The following morning, hit the opposite side of the housing with a torch... trying to keep the CHRA cool. Get the housing hot and the metal will expand... it'll come off with a nice smack with a rubber mallet. DON'T USE A HAMMER ON THE CHRA!!! Only use the hammer on the housing. I ruined my first turbo with the "just hit it harder" method.
#17
The wastegate is internal to the turbine housing. Did you mean wastegate actuator? If so:
1st post, #4. I live near Wesleyan College. $30. You'll need to drill/tap new holes on the back of the compressor housing. The rod itself needs a little more of a bend... you'll need a vice to hold it while you heat/bend it. I have the tap and die, vice, torch. Let me know.
1st post, #4. I live near Wesleyan College. $30. You'll need to drill/tap new holes on the back of the compressor housing. The rod itself needs a little more of a bend... you'll need a vice to hold it while you heat/bend it. I have the tap and die, vice, torch. Let me know.