Turbo installed, now in need of a tune
hey, on a side note, you will need to mount your solenoid differently. scott made me turn it vertical. he said to think of the piston inside the solenoid as a car piston. sure, our cars go sideways. well all other cars' pistons go up and down. he said that the piston inside will rub. i still need to make a clean mount for mine. anyway, just letting you know.
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-Matt
-Matt
sadly with the boost leak on jimmyd's car and this power steering fitting i'm not feeling like it. if i wasn't leaving it wouldn't be that bad but i hate when things like this happen. i know it's a small problem but a problem none the less.
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hey, on a side note, you will need to mount your solenoid differently. scott made me turn it vertical. he said to think of the piston inside the solenoid as a car piston. sure, our cars go sideways. well all other cars' pistons go up and down. he said that the piston inside will rub. i still need to make a clean mount for mine. anyway, just letting you know.
. This is why I hate wrenching ... I just don't have the patience.I was thinking about having the car flat beded to the dealer and paying them to sort it out. Just a bit uneasy about leaving it anywhere without a proper tune on it. I mean the turbo isn't even broken in yet... Other option is keeping it parked and having Ken tackle it next month or something.

The fluid was spewing up from where the bolt screws in here. The threads look okay, but when I pulled the bolt out there were some very thin metal shavings in the fluid. I hope it isn't the pump that is jacked.

The 'O' ring seemed to look fine and I had it torqued down I thought good enough.

Here you can see the inside of this is stripped.


