TURBO QUESTION
TURBO QUESTION
Hi all just looking 4 a few opinions. i have a 77 lancer with a ja motor & the turbo is getting extremly hot :x it does have a bit of play is this likely 2 b the problem or could it b 2 do with oiling . how much play is 2 much? its not blowing any smoke :?
when the clutch pops the bullshit stops!!!
What do you mean by extremely hot?
Is it glowing all the time??
Turbos do get hot, thats just how they are. It's not uncommon for them to be glowing after a hard drive. If the excess heat was caused by vibration or play in the impeller then the turbo just wouldnt last very long at all due to the high rpm and would prolly be broken already.
Is it glowing all the time??
Turbos do get hot, thats just how they are. It's not uncommon for them to be glowing after a hard drive. If the excess heat was caused by vibration or play in the impeller then the turbo just wouldnt last very long at all due to the high rpm and would prolly be broken already.
BAH! if it doesn’t glow then your not pushing it hard enough!!! :D
try to get it to glow bright red, then you can see any defects in the casting and exhaust manifold cracks become really easy to find :D
just remember to crank the turbo timer up to a couple of minutes or more be4 you turn it off.
try to get it to glow bright red, then you can see any defects in the casting and exhaust manifold cracks become really easy to find :D
just remember to crank the turbo timer up to a couple of minutes or more be4 you turn it off.
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Its quite common to see the exhaust glowing red when on the dyno (hard to see when you're moving on the open road ;) ),although that pic is glowing brighter than a typical dyno run. If it starts to glow yellow or white, then you're really pushing it.
Typical exhaust temp is around 850 degrees C, so glowing manifolds and turbo's are normal if under sustained load.
Typical exhaust temp is around 850 degrees C, so glowing manifolds and turbo's are normal if under sustained load.
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