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    turbo removal

    anyone got a guide to the removal of a v70 turbo, just want to do it as quick as possible, whats the beat way to take it off underneath or under the bonnet?

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    You can do it from above but it's faster if you can access from below as well, from what I recall. Haven't done one on my driveway for a few years now!

    Spray the manifold / downpipe bolts with lots of penetrating oil and leave to sink in overnight before attempting, is my suggestion! Good luck with it.
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    As above its not a bad job when you can access from top and bottom.

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    did mine from the top in about 2 hrs mate
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    no-one got a guide of what to do in order?

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    Off the top of my head
    Remove strut brace if you have one
    Remove intercooler pipe and inlet pipe
    Remove the head sheilds
    Remove vac lines to acuator and compressor housing
    Undew down pipe
    Remove oil return and buy new seals
    Undew banjos
    Undew flange to exhaust manifold
    Slide out toward passanger side
    Job done



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    Hope that helps
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    Think there might be a guide on the VOC.

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    It ain't technical... unbolt everything, be ready for the oil and water to come out
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    if you do it from underneath take the drive shaft out makes it million times easier

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    Quote Originally Posted by nottsgreent5 View Post
    if you do it from underneath take the drive shaft out makes it million times easier
    Thats very drastic and loads more work also tbh absoulty not needed

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    I am more worried about pete's yorkshire verb - "Undew" - not sure a southerner would understand.
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