Turbo 370ci build
#31
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From: Huntsville, AL
Looks like he switched the covers, so its on the back of the driver side cover.
Mine also melted due to the proximity to the turbo, so I bought a metal one off ebay.
Mine also melted due to the proximity to the turbo, so I bought a metal one off ebay.
#32
So you removed the fill neck. How difficult it is to fill without the neck while the turbo is installed?
Actually, it's the fill neck that partially melt not the cap. I have plastic vented fill cap for fresh air as part of my RX dual valve catch can. It's just a stock cap drilled and fitted with filter and check valve.
Actually, it's the fill neck that partially melt not the cap. I have plastic vented fill cap for fresh air as part of my RX dual valve catch can. It's just a stock cap drilled and fitted with filter and check valve.
#34
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From: Huntsville, AL
I use a long funnel, so not hard. My plastic cap was melted so I got the metal one. My turbo also sits further forward and closer to the engine than most, so the exhaust housing would be touching the fill neck.
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