So I want to sell the stock turbo off of my legacy motor, so being nice, I took it in to have it checked over. The gentleman at Wyoming Turbo said, " she spins free and the shaft play is like she was new. But see this oil,(pointed to exhaust inlet) I think you have a bad ring or getting blow by, you should check that out."
So what could be wrong, and what should I check. The car sat for a year before I bought it. It had perfectly clean oil. THere was a little carbon in the exhaust manifold when I took it off, but it didn't look shiny like oil. Any suggestions? I have started the car 1 time before pulling it from the legacy. It ran fine, didn't get to drive it though. It is a 1993 SS legacy with 159000 miles
Thanks, all of you geniuses.
Oil in turbo What could be wrong?
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That could be just blowby from the engine sitting for so long. That's a long time for it not to run so I'm sure there's more blowby than normal. If you drove it for a few weeks I wouldn't be surprised if it ran much better.
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Rio Red 90 Legacy LS AWD 174k
Liquid Silver 92 SVX LS-L 88k
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I'm on First and First. How can the same street intersect with itself? I must be at the nexus of the universe.
Liquid Silver 92 SVX LS-L 88k
[url=http://folding.amdmbpond.com/FoldingForOurFuture.html]Do you fold?[/url]
I'm on First and First. How can the same street intersect with itself? I must be at the nexus of the universe.