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    Does your turbo leak this? Mine does (isuzu fuego)! Anyone here having the same problem? If yes, what have you done about it?

    I inquired about turbo servicing and repair kit price is just unbelievable! would appreciate any suggestions...

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    where is the leak comming from? repair kits of turbines have outrageous prices. you might be better off buying a new unit.

    if you will be overhauling the turbine be sure the shop has a high speed balanced for the impeller.

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    i used to think it came from those blowby oil that pass through the breather hose and then the intake but after putting an oil catch (which is doing its job), i still get the same problem...someone said it could be a leak in the diaphragm (where is this?)

    anyways...im more inclined to leaving it alone until it dies, i guess that won't be any time soon as I've seen other isuzus do this in another forum.

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    do you practice cool down period? usually may mga konting leakage yan, unless na you always add oil na then it might be time to have it fixed.

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    yes i do practice the cool down method...is 2-3 mins enough after running at around 20-25kph inside the subd. with humps (another 3-5 mins of this).

    no, i don't add oil...but i do consume about a liter for every 5k kms. just before my next oil change.

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    1 liter every 5k is big for a engine that has 5+ liters of capacity. pa check mo might be passing from the oil feed to the turbo. mileage mo? i have 140k same engine without oil consumption.

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    Quote Originally Posted by speedyfix
    if you will be overhauling the turbine be sure the shop has a high speed balanced for the impeller.
    why? balanced na yung turbine and impeller, no need. unless you damage these during the overhaul then there is absolutely no need to do another balancing. if it is damaged then replace, easier and cheaper. smaller turbines have bigger tolerances pa nga e since the diameters (and hence moment arm) are small. i overhaul turbos a lot bigger than what you have in your vehicles and i never needed to rebalance. bearing bushing, thrust bearing and seals replacement lang naman ang involed dyan. kaya lang kayo tinataga ng mga shops kasi alam nila di nyo alam gawin. but once you've read the manual it's as easy as changing your flat tyre.

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    most of the time kapag napabayaan yung turbine na leaking or malaki na yung play, there is wear of the impeller shaft and other areas. best bet would be to have it checked before reinstalling it. wala naman bayad kung di kelangan pagawa yung balancing. we have most of ours done by precision to be sure since they can check for play.

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    vw precision? sa kanila nga ako nag inquire... yup...speedyfix, masasabi nyo na ba kung ano ang sira or do you still have to bring it to them even just for checking?

    sir yebo...baka pwede ikaw nalang mag service ng turbo ko???
    mag kano ba ang singil mo?

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    *ARB: yung 1 liter eh that was only once or 2x after using it for highway driving...but normal city driving, no need to add...although im going towards that direction naren as the engine has done 194k kms already...

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    check out my previous thread "turbo servicing" , use the search function. it may help.

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    yup ive checked that sometime ago pero ang layo ko kse sa blumentritt eh. did yours leak like that? and you mentioned like changing the mechanical seal...did they also charge you for this? thanks for bringing this up...that may be my last option, considering budget is a bit tight...haven't recovered yet from my clutch parts replacements! =)

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    ...and i am not that familiar with the place...is that somewhere near chinese general? thanks!

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    [QUOTE=BeetOls]Does your turbo leak this? Mine does (isuzu fuego)! Anyone here having the same problem? If yes, what have you done about it?

    I inquired about turbo servicing and repair kit price is just unbelievable! would appreciate any sugges


    maybe......maybe.... kung may orifice plate un oil drain tube ng t/c mo baka barado kaya nagkakaron ng back pressure,then leaks to the bushing.kc un ibang t/c designs meron.pero most prob'ly worn out or stucked na rin un seal rings(mech seal) and bushings malaki na clearance and needs replacement........... please correct me if i'm wrong.......

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    Beetols;

    my friend's 4M40 pajero suffered a much more worse faith than you, his suv's consumed 4 liters of oil on the way up to baguio! the culprit was a worn out bushing inside the turbo, engine oil started to leak through the turbo up to the intake manifold...

    the guys at MSF was able to fix it.

    of course this is no guarantee that they can solve your problem, but they were able to solve my friend's and mine...

    yes its near chinese general. it more near the LRT station.

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    ok...they must be good...guess ill pay them a visit sometime next week as my rig is undergoing some major repairs with its internals and fixing the said leak is on my list. thanks again! btw, sana kilala sila when i ask around.

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