New Turbo Install
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Anyone pull out their inner wheel liner to get access to the turbo? You may still need to pull manifold but it looks like you can reach right in to the turbo over the tire. I ask this cause I have a bad back and don't like to bend over fender no more than I have too.It looks like the inner fender would come out fairly easily.
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Anyone pull out their inner wheel liner to get access to the turbo? You may still need to pull manifold but it looks like you can reach right in to the turbo over the tire. I ask this cause I have a bad back and don't like to bend over fender no more than I have too.It looks like the inner fender would come out fairly easily.
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I did it without removing the manifold. I could reach the mounting bolts from the bottom with a long wobble extension. The exhaust got in the way and the oil return was a pain, but it worked.
Check the length of the mounting studs too - apparently they changed the thickness of the mounting flange at some point which made the stock studs a little short. Since I didn't know that, I just tightened everything as much as I could and it's been fine.
Check the length of the mounting studs too - apparently they changed the thickness of the mounting flange at some point which made the stock studs a little short. Since I didn't know that, I just tightened everything as much as I could and it's been fine.
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