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Old 08-14-02, 11:08 AM
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How hard is it to remove....

How hard is it to remove a Turbo and manifold from a 1990 Rx7 turbo.

I was wondering if I could save myself some money by doing it myself but if its to difficult ill just bring it to a shop.

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Old 08-14-02, 12:43 PM
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Not to hard.. my friend SLOWT2 says its actualy harder to remove the heatshild than to do anything else
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Any one know what tools ill need?

and a guess on how long it will take?
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a few hours i think. yes the heatshield is the hardest part. i just cut mine off with a dremel. im not sure what sockets youll need. prolly just a good metric socket set.
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Get a Haynes manual.

You'll need a standard socket set with metric sockets. LOTS of WD-40, and perhaps new gaskets for installation.
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gecko7 if u need help.. give me a shout... i have never done nor do i have an idea how to do it... but hte FSM is god and i'm sure 2 people with an FSM and a telephone will figure it out.
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When I installed my DP the hardest part was getting to the bolts. I also sprayed some liquid wrench stuff on for like a half hour and it helped alot.
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Thanks for all the replies

Cheers Ill definetly give you a call man Thanks.
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gecko... did i mention there is a time limit to my offer... i'm heading back to kingston for 8 months for school again... so u have to let me know before august is over
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i beleive u will need a 14mm socket...its tough if u still have the heat shield on, as everyone else has said. the bottom one, i used a wrench to get that off. the two top one, i used the rachet with a 2 inch extension. it also helps if u have small hands...(one of those times when u wished u had girly hands..kekekek).

good luck, ut
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