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Major Problem With Turbo Conversion


zayd687

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  • Member For: 16y 5m 28d

Hey mate not an xr6 but my supra I had used 2 let a sh*t load of white smoke once got walm changed oil and made the turbo oil drain flow more direct and havnt had a problem since. So might be worth checking oil return line

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hey guys

thanks for the replys.

I checked it out today, doing quite a few tests it had seemed that the oil wasn't flowing correctly into the sump.

we undid the drain hose ( its quite long ) and re angled it so it has a direct downward slant towards the sump, pulled it off the sump to see if it flowed correctly and it worked while the car was started.

a little bit of oil seeped everywhere but we refilled it. IM hoping this was the problem as michael has stated above as it was previously blocked.

UNFORTUNATELY my mate whos a toyota mechanic didnt quite tap the sump correctly and will need to be done again as the drain hose is quite loose =(

I'll be drilling it again, put the tap on the drill with some wd40/tap fluid and re-tap it very slowly. then insert the helicoil and it should

hold with the new thread. will use alot of grease for the shavings!.

I hope it isnt a rebuild , if it is, I'll just have to put it on hold till I can buy turbo.

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