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  • No pictures here but after 458k miles mine still has no play in it. One thing that stuck with me after buying the truck and taking to one of the service techs was to let everything cooldown after a lo

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    I would also second this, and take a look on the inside of the down pipe. Make sure your not leaking oil, because your asking for a run away if that happens!

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    My turbo looks like that when she needs an oil change.

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If it doesn't look like my original HY35, I wouldn't worry about it....

 

This was still fully functional when I replaced it BTW.

 

 

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15 minutes ago, kzimmer said:

If it doesn't look like my original HY35, I wouldn't worry about it....

 

This was still fully functional when I replaced it BTW.

 

 

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Christ that thing got HOT

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23 hours ago, kzimmer said:

If it doesn't look like my original HY35, I wouldn't worry about it....

 

This was still fully functional when I replaced it BTW.

 

 

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Now that I'm at home and can see this on a normal monitor. The compressor wheel got trashed. Looks kind of like when I fed my turbo a hose clamp. The bearings are for sure shot you can see where the compressor wheel made contact. Oil is the other thing there is a lot of engine oil another sign of bearing failure. 

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Kind of impressive that you took a standard rotation turbo and made it look like it’s reverse rotation

 

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Is the brown color of the housing from the turbo getting too hot?  My OEM turbo was kind of brown, been that way since I got it so I assumed it was normal.  New turbo is nice and silver, still looks new. 

 

I always let mine cool down now, saw what happens when you don't in my last turbo.  I only put 45k miles on it, don't know how the PO did things. 

Yeah this truck was a battered orphan when I found it. I rescued it. And it thanks me by breaking on a regular basis.

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Here is my PDR35 I guess I should have changed it the day before. LOL

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On 2/14/2019 at 7:25 PM, Mad Bomber said:

Here is my PDR35 I guess I should have changed it the day before. LOL

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Whoa!  I bet that made a heck of a racket when it let loose!

Sounded like a M-80 going off under the hood. I definitely had to check the pants after that one. I then drove it from Lynnwood to the to of Everett and back. 

On 2/14/2019 at 9:25 PM, Mad Bomber said:

Here is my PDR35 I guess I should have changed it the day before. LOL

Was that from barking the turbo, or was it on its last leg somehow. 

Wonder if billet wheels do that also. 

Yes last leg too. Maybe 8 years ago it was making noise on a dyno. That was the last dyno it was on.

On 2/14/2019 at 10:25 PM, Mad Bomber said:

Here is my PDR35 I guess I should have changed it the day before. LOL

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@Mad Bomber What size wheel was that? 58mm or 60mm?

 

 

What BHAF are you using? They aren’t all created equal. I always had good luck with wix/Napa and oil samples proved they did their job. I got a Donaldson or Baldwin one time and it didn’t have the internal cage like the wix/Napa and just didn’t seem to be made as well. I also use a 4” sleeve of plumbing inside the lip.

7 hours ago, CTcummins24V said:

 

@Mad Bomber What size wheel was that? 58mm or 60mm?

 

It was a 58

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6 hours ago, 98whitelightnin said:

What BHAF are you using? They aren’t all created equal. I always had good luck with wix/Napa and oil samples proved they did their job. I got a Donaldson or Baldwin one time and it didn’t have the internal cage like the wix/Napa and just didn’t seem to be made as well. I also use a 4” sleeve of plumbing inside the lip.  

I have the Scotty Air system