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frank17 07-22-2009 03:19 PM

how to rebuild a turbo
 
Does any one know the level of hardness on rebuilding a turbo.

andrei3333 07-22-2009 06:13 PM


Originally Posted by frank17 (Post 171863)
Does any one know the level of hardness on rebuilding a turbo.

pretty stiff

frank17 07-22-2009 06:28 PM

really like a whole saturday work

frank17 07-23-2009 09:26 AM

ok so now i was told that the turbo on these cars are a td03 which parts are hard to get for does any one know were i can get the turbine for these turbos.

andrei3333 07-23-2009 05:51 PM

welcome to the "hard to get" club, these cars like to play hard to get with their owners ...

frank17 07-23-2009 11:39 PM

ok what would help alot would be the type of turbo that is in the car i got K14/16 turbos and some other people are referring me to Mitsubishi turbo tdo3.

WiseOne 07-24-2009 05:31 PM

Get some GT35 turbos for it

keithatcpt 08-18-2009 08:10 AM

Look up these guys:
G-Pop Shop
turbo upgrades, turbo rebuild kits, and turbo parts
www.gpopshop.com
(479)-751-7966

I've got a '99 s80 with one of the turbos blowing oil through my air intake, was going to order a rebuild kit through these guys. They quoted me 135 plus shipping. Haven't ordered it yet...

- Keith Barker
'00 S40 159k
'99 S80 144k

bdreyer 08-27-2010 10:09 AM

Keith, thank you for that post!

I have an '06 xc90 2.5T with a turbo that froze up. The dealers only option was to replace it for $2500. For a few hundred dollars, I took it to a local mechanic who pulled the turbo, cleaned it and put it back on. It worked, the turbo worked great, however, at a low idle, I would perodically get the white puffs of smoke. Obviously, the seals needed to be replaced on the turbo but I had an extremely difficult time finding a rebuild kit... until I found your post.

I call the G-Pop Shop and talked to Jim. He went 110% out of his way to match the Volvo code on the side of the turbo to a compatible rebuild kit. He found it and my code of 49377-06202 and TD04J14T matched to a Mitsubishi turbo. (makes sense, the turbo on my volvo says 'Made in Japan' on the side).

Here is the link to the page http://www.gpopshop.com/mitsubishikits.html and it is the "TD04 Complete Rebuild Kit" for $120 plus $12 shipping. Before ordering any rebuild kit, it is best to get the model number off the site of the turbo and have them look up a match.

Thanks again for your post.

Here is there contact info again.
www.gpopshop.com
(479)-751-7966

keithatcpt 08-30-2010 07:18 AM

Glad it worked for you. I ended up doing my turbo rebuild myself, I also went the extra step and sent the shaft with the compressor and turbine over to the Gpop shop to have them clean up and rebalance the shaft. Cost an extra $60, but I ended up with a rebuilt turbo that I did myself for about $250 including shipping back and forth to Gpop shop. My T6 is running great with no oil consumption.

- Keith


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