oil feed stuck

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WeldingHank
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so i'm trying to swap in my new turbo. and i can't get the old oil feed out of the stock turbo. anyone have any suggestions?


Not_a_sr
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PB blaster,and a set of line wrenchs.

WeldingHank
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did both, it won't budge.

does anyone know the fitting size for the oil feed and for the outlet on the oil restrictor?

DjLiquid
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WeldingHank wrote:did both, it won't budge.

does anyone know the fitting size for the oil feed and for the outlet on the oil restrictor?
x2.. I would like to know the inlets though, and the legnth of the oil restrictor threads

pulsar gtr
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on the oil restrictor the nut is 14mm while on the turbo side it is a 12mm, Don't use a regular 12mm or 14mm wrench you will strip the nuts, use a wrench which have a small opening to get it through the line, it is 80% close wrench, it is made for such lines.

If it is still won't come out, use a tourch and heat it up, but don't tourch the **** out of it and don't apply heat for a long period of time.

PULSAR GTRRafi

WeldingHank
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i didn't know that and i just tried a normal 12mm wrench. it rounded right off. afterwards i tried the 80% closed at you described, and it won't even fit over the fitting. does anyone know the thread size for the turbo and oil restrictor i may be able to have the line made locally.

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c-rad
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pulsar gtr wrote:on the oil restrictor the nut is 14mm while on the turbo side it is a 12mm, Don't use a regular 12mm or 14mm wrench you will strip the nuts, use a wrench which have a small opening to get it through the line, it is 80% close wrench, it is made for such lines.

PULSAR GTRRafi
LOL, it's called a flare nut wrench

WeldingHank
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heh, i woke up this morning and the oil line was sitting on my kitchen table. my dad muscled it out when he got home from work early this morning. thanks for the suggestions tho guys. one for the archives!

pulsar gtr
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c-rad wrote:
LOL, it's called a flare nut wrench
SMART *** LMAO, couldn't remember the name of the wrench and I knew some smart *** will comment on that, gave me a good laugh though.

Dam flare wrenchs.

PULSAR GTRRafi


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