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turbo swap
Posted: Thu Sep 25, 2014 6:22 am
by SubyFusion
So I have a few questions, I am in the process of doing an engine swap from a 22 to a 22t and while the engine is out I would like to replace anything that should be replaced before the engine is in the car, I don't want to deal with any leaks.
the list so far is
Seals/Gaskets:
Camshaft
Valve cover
Oil pan
Water pump
Oil pump
Intake
Exhaust
Parts:
Oil pump
Water Pump
Timing belt
Thermostat
If there is anything else you guys can think of that I should replace I would appreciate it.
Thanks
Re: turbo swap
Posted: Thu Sep 25, 2014 5:39 pm
by ride_child
definitely the valve cover gaskets. and i would take a peak at the head gasket as well. purge control valve, crankcase vent. it might be more cost effective to just buy a master gasket kit. i thought i found one for 22t, but it turns out it was for a 22e and they thought i wouldnt notice haha the lack of turbo gaskets kind of gave it away haha
Re: turbo swap
Posted: Thu Sep 25, 2014 5:39 pm
by ride_child
ooh and idler pulleys and tensioner
Re: turbo swap
Posted: Thu Sep 25, 2014 7:52 pm
by SubyFusion
Oh ya I forgot valve cover gaskets lol! I want to go OEM on pretty much everything I can. Do you know of any good priced online retailers for OEM parts? Does someone sell a kit with a water pump and all the idler pulleys? Is it necessary to replace the oil pump? Sorry for all the questions I just want to get this right! Thanks for the help!
Re: turbo swap
Posted: Thu Sep 25, 2014 9:58 pm
by wtdash
HI,
Call this guy for parts - best prices I've found:
Jason Douglas
Mike Scarff Subaru of Auburn
3025 Auburn way north
Auburn, WA 98002
1-866-456-3025
253-737-1345
check out
Import Experts on Ebay for T-belt and WP kits. They have good prices, but better quality that the low priced stuff.
I wouldn't replace the oil pump. Just get the O-ring that goes on the inside (against the block) and tighten the big phillips head screws on it. Here's a good
LINKto the job.
Do NOT forget to reseal or replace the rear Separator Plate. It's almost always a leaker.
GL,
TD
Re: turbo swap
Posted: Fri Sep 26, 2014 5:33 pm
by Legacy777
I think most of the stuff has been covered. As Todd mentioned, I'd recommend replacing the rear oil separator plate if it's a plastic one with a newer one that is metal.
There are two front cam shaft seals and some O-rings for the passenger side oil & coolant feed. I'd also do the front crank seal and the rear crank seal. The rear crank seal can be kind of a bitch to replace and needs to be installed exactly how the oil one is installed. You can install it too far in and then it will leak.
I'd also replace the coolant temp sensor.
You can also try
www.subarugenuineparts.com for Subaru parts.