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Comp turbo leaking coolant from zerk fitting
So I noticed coolant leaking from my turbo ...got under it to track it down ....leaking from zerk ......called comp turbo and the told me the zero is threaded in .the zerk itself threads in to the sleeve and the sleeve is threaded in the turbo with a O-ring ....having no luck getting the sleeve out ...has anyone been through this and have any info ..other than pliers and hope for the best?
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You may need to buy or fabricate a tool. I've seen people use a pair of vise-grips with bent jaws to get into tight places. A stud extractor may work.
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Well if it’s threadded in I can’t get it out ... looks like I’ll have to remove the turbo and ship it back to them
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Try to find a bolt with a nut to put in and tighten the nut then you can put a wrench on it
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I know, put the bolt inside, spin the nut down and tighten it. Then wrench it
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Ok ... so I got it out ... and from what Comp turbo told me was that there was a O-ring ... what I pulled out looks more like it was wrapped with Teflon tape and no sign of a O-ring
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Replaced the o-ring locked everything down ...seems to be good now I’ll see how long it last
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Well ...got about a week and the o-ring blew out again on the turbo ...back to square one. Maybe the o-ring wasn’t high enough temp range and it melted
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Replaced o-ring with a viton o-ring which is what is used from comp turbo ...hoping this takes care of it
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No bueno. Thanks for keeping us updated. Did the turbo have a weird whine before the oring blew out?
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