Turbo is in.... But need some info
02-06-2009, 03:58 PM
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Turbo is in.... But need some info
Alright fellas turbo is in BUT IM STILL WAITING ON PARTS!
Anyway I cant get the drain tube all the way in the block, to me it looks like it needs to go in abit more cause i can still see the second o-ring abit!
Anyone have any suggestions or advice, ive been trying to get that dang thing in for the past hour probably!
Thanks,
Buddy
Anyway I cant get the drain tube all the way in the block, to me it looks like it needs to go in abit more cause i can still see the second o-ring abit!
Anyone have any suggestions or advice, ive been trying to get that dang thing in for the past hour probably!
Thanks,
Buddy
02-06-2009, 04:16 PM
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Get a small set of channel locks and adjust them so they dont squeeze the return line but are tight enough to rest on the lip above the o-rings and pull it down in place(do it from under the truck)
02-06-2009, 06:07 PM
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Man fellas I went back up to the garage and tried grease, think I got it but not sure, but Ill try the channel locks and see if it will seat alittle more!
Thanks fellas,
Buddy
Thanks fellas,
Buddy
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If it isn't in all the way you will have oil
every where under your truck when
you test drive it. I took a long two by four
wedged it on top of line, an slowly pushed in.
This was after I went to car wash to clean
off the oil that leaked from line not being
seated.
every where under your truck when
you test drive it. I took a long two by four
wedged it on top of line, an slowly pushed in.
This was after I went to car wash to clean
off the oil that leaked from line not being
seated.
02-06-2009, 08:14 PM
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What I did...
I took a piece of 550 cord (heavy twine) and tied it in a loop around the oil line with enough slack to stick some 3/8ths extensions in, twisted the extensions to make it tight, then pulled down while I had a buddy reach through the wheel well with his hands on top of mine wiggling it a little. It was a pita, but it worked. I was laying on my back under the truck, and kinda did a chin up... I had one short 3" ext that I stuck in there first, and then put a couple 6" on either side...
hth...
I took a piece of 550 cord (heavy twine) and tied it in a loop around the oil line with enough slack to stick some 3/8ths extensions in, twisted the extensions to make it tight, then pulled down while I had a buddy reach through the wheel well with his hands on top of mine wiggling it a little. It was a pita, but it worked. I was laying on my back under the truck, and kinda did a chin up... I had one short 3" ext that I stuck in there first, and then put a couple 6" on either side...
hth...
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02-06-2009, 11:17 PM
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Get this stuff. Its amazing how it works for stubborn o-rings
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02-07-2009, 05:00 AM
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Get this stuff. Its amazing how it works for stubborn o-rings
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02-07-2009, 01:33 PM
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Get this stuff. Its amazing how it works for stubborn o-rings
Attachment 26130
http://www.napaonline.com/NOLPPSE/(S(gzeaog55kprrqsvn0qd0b1rv))/Detail.aspx?R=BK_7651351_0006382692
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Matt I might have to go to Napa and get some, Napa, and a Fastenal is 10 mins from my house!
I tell you what that thing had me fired up
and cause an uncontrollable array of choice words!
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What I did...
I took a piece of 550 cord (heavy twine) and tied it in a loop around the oil line with enough slack to stick some 3/8ths extensions in, twisted the extensions to make it tight, then pulled down while I had a buddy reach through the wheel well with his hands on top of mine wiggling it a little. It was a pita, but it worked. I was laying on my back under the truck, and kinda did a chin up... I had one short 3" ext that I stuck in there first, and then put a couple 6" on either side...
hth...
I took a piece of 550 cord (heavy twine) and tied it in a loop around the oil line with enough slack to stick some 3/8ths extensions in, twisted the extensions to make it tight, then pulled down while I had a buddy reach through the wheel well with his hands on top of mine wiggling it a little. It was a pita, but it worked. I was laying on my back under the truck, and kinda did a chin up... I had one short 3" ext that I stuck in there first, and then put a couple 6" on either side...
hth...
as to what 550 cord is.....I might thought..........
02-07-2009, 06:16 PM
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Not everyone speaks the lingo... Just trying to sound more educated and be more polite than I am... 
Be a real man, don't use any lube... If you're strong enough, you won't need it...
Be a real man, don't use any lube... If you're strong enough, you won't need it...