Can anybody post a picture of how to run/plug oil/coolant lines for a single turbo setup?
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For the water line in the side of the block u went to Canadian tire and bought a oil drain bolt and cut the end off. The oil drain on the back of the block i unbolted it and got a piece of 1/8 plate and cut it to the shape of the gasket and bolted it back one95 R33 Gtr
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the 2 bolts near the rear you speak of are the water feed for the oem turbo the long one sticking out and the one below it is the coolant drain. the pipe u see near the front bottom of engine is a the oil drain for the front turbo
hope this helpsLast edited by ck_chino; 07-02-2013, 06:25 PM.
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Originally posted by ck_chino View Postthe 2 bolts near the rear you speak of are the water feed for the oem turbo the long one sticking out and the one below it is the coolant drain. the pipe u see near the front bottom of engine is a the oil drain for the front turbo
hope this helps
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Originally posted by silvianc View PostThere is two pluged off
The bolt plug on the left is the oil feed.
The bolt plug on top right is the coolant feed.
The plug on the bottom right is a coolant drain.
Oil return is correct.
This is the coolant connection for your heater core.
That is the front turbo oil drain as already mentioned.
Thanks for all your help
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