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  • Skym
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    Stock turbo on my car failed that way and found out later on the shaft had play (common problem due to design, age, etc) which made front oilseal fail and what you have shown was the result. Also lack of engine oilcooler didn't help.

    Should check the balance of a new turbo on Vibration Sorting Rig Bench, as that could be the cause of failure if car is driven hard.

    For example of what they do to hybrid stock turbo and the results -

    Last edited by Skym; 04-14-2011, 01:44 AM.

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  • hozer
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    Originally posted by dsmart View Post
    Alot of people have weighed in on this but just to repeat what has been said....that turbo is f*cked, im suprised that the impeller hasnt lost fins due to the amount of shaft play. Do not drive the car with a turbo like that
    Yeah, TY GTRC'ers as always. Car is in the trailer now, gonna take it to a shop and have it checked out... Call up BW see what they can do and go from there.

    And just so to give BW a fair review, this turbo was stellar and to be completely honest I think it was just a bad turbo... time will tell lol

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  • dsmart
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    Alot of people have weighed in on this but just to repeat what has been said....that turbo is f*cked, im suprised that the impeller hasnt lost fins due to the amount of shaft play. Do not drive the car with a turbo like that

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  • hozer
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    Originally posted by frankiman View Post
    i wouldn't drive it like that anymore, if there is anymore damage, the shaft or bearings could break, the fins will destroy the housing, and bits of fins will get blown into the engine, basically the turbo will be unsalvageable and engine probly damaged

    glwr
    kk cool, ty for advice

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  • frankiman
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    i wouldn't drive it like that anymore, if there is anymore damage, the shaft or bearings could break, the fins will destroy the housing, and bits of fins will get blown into the engine, basically the turbo will be unsalvageable and engine probly damaged

    glwr

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  • amnash
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    thats alot of shaft for sure.. i was kinda guessing about mine when i removed it. but its nowhere near that bad. ill have to take a video also

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  • hozer
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    Originally posted by Zacho View Post
    Oil residue?

    First thing I would do is call where it was purchased from (FR?) and explain your situation calmly. I know this is really frustrating, but if you can be calm with them it may help them ultimately help you out.

    bb or jb turbo? What size oil restrictor/line?
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    jb turbo (as I believe most BW turbos are?)

    Oil line/restrictor no idea... I trust it was done appropriately... I didn't build it

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  • Zacho
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    Oil residue?

    First thing I would do is call where it was purchased from (FR?) and explain your situation calmly. I know this is really frustrating, but if you can be calm with them it may help them ultimately help you out.

    bb or jb turbo? What size oil restrictor/line?

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  • hozer
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    Originally posted by Zacho View Post
    That is ridiculous! I had a gt30r die from oil starvation in about 450-500km with nowhere near as bad of shaftplay.



    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QorLcCUZF9k


    Oh man lol... yup mines pooched for sure. Also quite a bit of residue on intake side of turbo... normal?


    Possible reasons? how can I figure out true reason?
    Last edited by hozer; 04-13-2011, 06:44 PM.

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  • Zacho
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    That is ridiculous! I had a gt30r die from oil starvation in about 450-500km with nowhere near as bad of shaftplay.



    Last edited by Zacho; 04-13-2011, 06:40 PM.

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  • Nismo_line
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    seems like alot of shaft play man if the turbo is under warrenty send it in

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  • hozer
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    Originally posted by Zacho View Post
    That is large amount of shaftplay. Rebuild/replace time.

    Is that a BW?
    Yup, seen at MOST 3000km... time to make some phone calls lol

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  • Zacho
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    That is large amount of shaftplay. Rebuild/replace time.

    Is that a BW?

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  • hozer
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    Originally posted by frankiman View Post
    still under warranty?

    i've seen a brand new Garret turbo blow a bearing during a dyno tune

    Have to check, haven't inquired at all so I don't wanna talk sh1t about this yet

    Originally posted by Oakville View Post
    hold on...youve blown that turbo already?
    I've blown? No.... Decided to blow for no reason? possibly...



    SIDE NOTE:
    Can I drive it like this to storage till I can get some one to look at it? Or is that danger danger?
    Last edited by hozer; 04-13-2011, 06:35 PM.

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  • leeaspin
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    you sure you didnt blow a coupler off anywhere?


    videos didnt load till after i posted...i retract the statement

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