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Old 09-20-12, 06:17 PM
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BNR Stage 2 Turbo Q's

Hello I just picked up this BNR stage 2 turbo, used. I noticed upon opening that it looks like oil is coming from inside the exhaust side. Will this be just fine, or will this turbo need work, because I bought it under the impression that it was good and could just bolt right on. Let me know what you think.

Not sure of exact mileage, almost zero shaft play.
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Old 09-20-12, 08:33 PM
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The motor it was on could have been puking oil. Honestly it doesn't look like it has many miles on it since BNR redid it, I have to doubt that there's anything wrong with the turbo.
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It's difficult to know if it's just a little oil residue because someone sprayed WD-40 in it, or if it was due to the turbo's rear seal leaking / engine leaking oil.

If you remove the turbine housing, you can get a better look at the heatshield area. If it's caked in carbon deposits, the rear seal was leaking.
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I agree with all of the above.

There is a pube in it, though.
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Originally Posted by dwb87
I agree with all of the above.

There is a pube in it, though.
That goes to show ya that a turbo will eat just about anything!..lol!
But I would definitely stay away from the ***** with a turbine in it!..Cough!
..now to the Info: OP,you can always contact BNR.Bryan is good to respond to questions about any turbo he has worked on.
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Id just throw it away. I looks like its no good. Ill take it from you if you dont want it jk. Like the above replies it doesnt appear to look bad. Id just put it on and find out.
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Originally Posted by florotory
Id just throw it away. I looks like its no good. Ill take it from you if you dont want it jk. Like the above replies it doesnt appear to look bad. Id just put it on and find out.
I bet huh. Thanks for the replies guys, I was hoping to hear that it looks ok. It seems to be in great condition, so I will install it and we will see.
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