DIY - how to replace a turbo
#3
10-19-2006, 03:17 PM
RE: DIY - how to replace a turbo
My turbo is gone and and I need to replace it and I'd rather do it myself than pay someone else if possible. I figure I may as well put a better than stock one in while I'm at it. I don't know much about it though as I'm just getting into this. I'm considering a K04 kit, but I don't really know. Mostly I'm just trying to figure out if it's even something I can do myself. Is it very difficult to do?
#5
10-19-2006, 03:25 PM
RE: DIY - how to replace a turbo
I'm not super inclined but I enjoy it. I restored an old T-Bird in highschool so I know some basics. I have a decent amount of tools, and access to my fathers collection - but mostly your basic stuff. Would I need anything specialized? I can buy stuff but idealy I'd prefer to come out cheaper than If I had the shop work on it.
#7
10-19-2006, 10:16 PM
RE: DIY - how to replace a turbo
hmmm...take oil. and coolant lines off...unbolt it from your manifold and downpipe...or if its earier pull the manifld out with it....replace 
It shouldnt be hard...I ve removed a turbo from my mr2 a bunch of times and i dare say theres less room to work in that
It shouldnt be hard...I ve removed a turbo from my mr2 a bunch of times and i dare say theres less room to work in that
#8
10-19-2006, 10:50 PM
RE: DIY - how to replace a turbo
ORIGINAL: kemso109
My turbo is gone and and I need to replace it and I'd rather do it myself than pay someone else if possible. I figure I may as well put a better than stock one in while I'm at it. I don't know much about it though as I'm just getting into this. I'm considering a K04 kit, but I don't really know. Mostly I'm just trying to figure out if it's even something I can do myself. Is it very difficult to do?
My turbo is gone and and I need to replace it and I'd rather do it myself than pay someone else if possible. I figure I may as well put a better than stock one in while I'm at it. I don't know much about it though as I'm just getting into this. I'm considering a K04 kit, but I don't really know. Mostly I'm just trying to figure out if it's even something I can do myself. Is it very difficult to do?
#9
10-19-2006, 11:05 PM
RE: DIY - how to replace a turbo
yea its really not that hard, I believe there is a DIY on audiworld
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