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Turbo oil return line Oring repair how long job ? 850

I know there are instruction at BAY 13 for replacing the oring turbo return line leak...

any one done this before ? how long is the job ? how hard any thing I should know to make the job more easy before I get into it.

car is 1994 turbo... thanks for all input...








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Turbo oil return line Oring repair how long job ? 850

Mrsha - be prepared for cramps spaces, also make sure engine is cool. Job goes pretty easy - make sure the dealer sells you the green high temp o-ring. It is thicker and will probably never need changing again.

Hey what's Bay 13? I'm a new user on brickboard....

Scott '95 855t / '88 745gle








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Turbo oil return line Oring repair how long job ? 850

The job is 20-30 minutes and not too hard - just follow Bay13 instructions.

You will need to get the car up on ramps or jackstands to reach.

I did mine about 2 years ago- fairly easy job.








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Turbo oil return line Oring repair how long job ? 850

It's pretty easy. The hardest part is jamming the pipe between the other plumbing in the area.

My local Volvo dealer claims that using two gaskets improves reliability. And be careful not to pinch the o-ring as you reinstall.

Dave








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Turbo oil return line Oring repair how long job ? 850

It is a lot easier if you loosen one or both of the other two tubes at the turbo first. When I did it, it went quickly and they didn't leak later on.

Don

93 & 95 854 glt, 95 855T







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