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Old 09-17-2001, 12:39 PM
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Just as the title says, Anyone ever do it themselves? If so what is involved?
Old 09-17-2001, 03:08 PM
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Default Re: Anyone ever rebuild there turbo themselves? (crXBoy69)

Heres a rebuild for a T3 I found on the web while searching for my custom kit.
http://www.saab-900.com/techhelp/tec...rborebuild.htm
Hopefully this will answer some questions for you.

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I have! It's a pain .... but it pays off.. I bought the rebuild kit for T3 turbo from http://www.turbonetics.com for $75.00. All the bolts are hard to take off, make sure you have a big vise to hold your turbo. make sure you use the correct size of wrench... because you can use the metric/standard combination and next thing you know ...strip bolt. Before you take the Trim off from the shaft ..mark a line for reassembly procedure... to make sure it is balance! Then you need a special pliers to take the c clips... I modified a long nose pliers.. for that purpose.. once it's off ... use a lot of degreaser to take the burnt oil crap that's inside of the oil path...once the cleaning and detailing is done...re-assembly time! make sure all the seals ar lubricated and your work area is clean... try putting some new bolts! (i did!....due to some strip bolts ) Good Luck ... I skip some detailed assembly ...but you should figure it out if you disassemble them...
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Default Re: Anyone ever rebuild there turbo themselves? (whagkangmakulet)

What did you guys do about the balancing issue. Also what came with the turbonetics rebuild kit?
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well, i didn't have enough money to send it out..so I make sure i mark the M10 nut and the threaded part of the shaft before i loosen them out ... so i'll know where to mark them back ..when i reassemble them,.. I'll get the list next time
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Do you know what that nut is supposed to be torqued down to???
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i plan on doing my own turbo rebuild.
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Default Re: Anyone ever rebuild there turbo themselves? (whagkangmakulet)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by whagkangmakulet &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have! It's a pain .... but it pays off.. I bought the rebuild kit for T3 turbo from http://www.turbonetics.com for $75.00. All the bolts are hard to take off, make sure you have a big vise to hold your turbo. make sure you use the correct size of wrench... because you can use the metric/standard combination and next thing you know ...strip bolt. Before you take the Trim off from the shaft ..mark a line for reassembly procedure... to make sure it is balance! Then you need a special pliers to take the c clips... I modified a long nose pliers.. for that purpose.. once it's off ... use a lot of degreaser to take the burnt oil crap that's inside of the oil path...once the cleaning and detailing is done...re-assembly time! make sure all the seals ar lubricated and your work area is clean... try putting some new bolts! (i did!....due to some strip bolts &lt;IMG NAME="icon" SRC="http://images.zeroforum.com/smile/emsad.gif" BORDER="0"&gt; ) Good Luck ... I skip some detailed assembly ...but you should figure it out if you disassemble them... </TD></TR></TABLE>
have you ran the turbo after the rebuild? Any problems?
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