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Metal chips in turbo - methods for removal 700 1987

posted by  matt82dl on  Tue Jul 30 01:43 CST 2002
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While recently changing my exhaust system broke a stud off in the exhaust side of the turbo. I removed the entire manifold/turbo assembly and took it to work and drilled out & re-tapped the hole. Despite taking all the precautions to not get metal chips in the impeller cavity... I did. I have already used a shop vac on the exhaust side and compressed air on the inlet side. What else can I do thouroughly clean to protect the impeller et. al


Thanks,

Matt

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'82 240 - 144k; '87 760T 133k






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