clocking a TE05
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clocking a TE05
i got a te05 12b for free this turbo is in perfect condition minimal side play and no in and out i actually think it was recently rebuilt because there is still writing on the inside of the compressor housing, and it was pulled from a 134,000 mile car. i can get the compressor housing off, it's just a snap ring. but the turbine and whole center section won't budge. any experiance would be helpful. If it comes to it i'll soak it in oil for a few days and see what happens. thanks guys.
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BS^ have you done this before? It's retarded hard look for my thread on it..... use pb blaster and let it sit for a day or so..... seriously then the fun begins pound, pound, pound; curse, curse, curse!! Sooner or later it'll break the damn seal!!! Then your good to go!!
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BS^ have you done this before? It's retarded hard look for my thread on it..... use pb blaster and let it sit for a day or so..... seriously then the fun begins pound, pound, pound; curse, curse, curse!! Sooner or later it'll break the damn seal!!! Then your good to go!!
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BS^ have you done this before? It's retarded hard look for my thread on it..... use pb blaster and let it sit for a day or so..... seriously then the fun begins pound, pound, pound; curse, curse, curse!! Sooner or later it'll break the damn seal!!! Then your good to go!!
The key here is HEAT. You NEED a torch. If you sit there with pb blaster you will be pounding all day to get that thing off. Ive done that in the past and ruined a T25 like 10 years ago when the exhaust housing was angled when I was pounding it and the fins got bent.
Oxy-acetylene torch is your friend here.
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I just used a hammer on all of the turbos I took apart, which is probably close to 30 of them. But make sure the compressor housing is still attached or you will damage the wheel.
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