Mistake not doing O2 housing with fp green
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x54765408 on the DYI and get the O2 housing. The stock one is actually *harder* (at least IMHO) to put on than the aftermarket ones. If you have the turbo off of the car anyway I seriously recommend putting on the O2 housing before you put the turbo back in. Just remember, lots and lots of high temp anti-seize on all bolts, especially anything exhaust related!
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put the 02 dump on the green. they really do work, i just cant decide if i like the sound yet. its loud, but it makes power.
either way, now would be the best time to do the o2 housing while the green is off the car.
either way, now would be the best time to do the o2 housing while the green is off the car.
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Turbo is out. Greens going in tomorrow. Everything went smooth except I nicked the a/c condenser. There is a very very slow leak. I'm not sure if I should take it out and have it welded or Jb weld it. It's such a slow leak that jb weld should do the job. Anyone have experience with using it on a condenser?
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Turbo is out. Greens going in tomorrow. Everything went smooth except I nicked the a/c condenser. There is a very very slow leak. I'm not sure if I should take it out and have it welded or Jb weld it. It's such a slow leak that jb weld should do the job. Anyone have experience with using it on a condenser?
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Cover it with cardboard next time! Sorry I left that out of my DIY 'instructions'
Nice work, feels good to get the hands dirty, eh?
NOW, use NEW copper washers on any banjo bolts you re-install, and be *careful* not to snap them, they break pretty easily! Wayyy less torque than everything else you've touched!
Nice work, feels good to get the hands dirty, eh?
NOW, use NEW copper washers on any banjo bolts you re-install, and be *careful* not to snap them, they break pretty easily! Wayyy less torque than everything else you've touched!