Which way is does water flow - Turbo Coolant Lines
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Quick Question.
Which way is does coolant flow? 1 to 2? |
doesn't matter. coolant flows through it, that's all you need to know :)
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Hey Braineack, did you telfon tape all the fittings going into the turbo? I see some white in all the fittings in the DIY Faq.
Any issues? I found some compression fittings that will screw into the turbo, but it's not a tight fit. Slight play in the fitting. Some heavy duty teflon tape will seal it, but I'm not sure if Teflon can handle the heat. |
Pic is not my turbo. I personally wouldn't use it, as the oil break it down. I believe there is a special tape that is oil resilient.
If you get the correct fittings you dont need it, what turbo do you have and we can tell you what to buy. |
If you're still dying to know:
2 is the inlet to the water pump. It is therefore the lowest pressure point, and coolant flows into it. 1 is roughly at the outlet of the pump. It is thus a high pressure area, and coolant flows from it. |
Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 262133)
If you're still dying to know:
2 is the inlet to the water pump. It is therefore the lowest pressure point, and coolant flows into it. 1 is roughly at the outlet of the pump. It is thus a high pressure area, and coolant flows from it. j/k Joe is totally correct. |
He always is :giggle:
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 262079)
Pic is not my turbo. I personally wouldn't use it, as the oil break it down. I believe there is a special tape that is oil resilient.
If you get the correct fittings you dont need it, what turbo do you have and we can tell you what to buy. |
Originally Posted by olderguy
(Post 262258)
Can we get a video on that?
I think I've done enough video production to last a while. Or maybe I just can't think of an ironic and visually amusing way to demonstrate this particular fact.. :rolleyes: |
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