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Re: New Turbo
[Re: carmine]
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20/08/2024 23:04
20/08/2024 23:04
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Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 1,254 Drakelow
Jamiepm
Club member 1989, Area rep East Midlands
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Club member 1989, Area rep East Midlands
My job on the forum
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 1,254
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On the basis that they say that 5 amp is needed, then I’d follow their instructions
Cheers Jamie
She's alive, again
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Re: New Turbo
[Re: carmine]
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05/09/2024 19:11
05/09/2024 19:11
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Joined: May 2018
Posts: 1,142 Born in Sicily, Live in German...
carmine
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Joined: May 2018
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Born in Sicily, Live in German...
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Greetings. Today was the long-awaited day, I finally managed to complete all the work and today I started the car for the first time after about 3 months of work and curses. Well, first I loaded the oil pressure with the phase sensor plug disconnected, after reconnecting it the car started normally, a little light smoke rose from the surface of the new exhaust manifold and from the new turbo, then disappeared immediately as soon as it was warm, everything runs normally, as before, to my surprise there do not seem to be any oil / gas / coolant leaks. Only later I found some drops of oil on the lower connections of the new oil radiator, one of these after tightening it does not leak anymore, the other one instead continues to leak, for this reason I ask Joe if he knows how I should proceed. but that's not all... I also installed the AFR tool and it seems to tell me that it is lean, I made a quick video, the car is still on the stands. All advice/answers are glad, (I want to drive the car now, after 3 months, you understand me as coupe owners) Thanks. https://youtube.com/shorts/Ya2C2d8a8Tc?si=v7hqvEu-1DJ4I6e0
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