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Turbo play
I am wondering if anyone can clarify or give a spec about how much up and down (radial?) play is within acceptable limits on a Garrett t3 turbo.
I have no back and forth (axial?) free play on my turbo, but about 1/64th up and down. My understanding is that this may be normal as the shaft rides on a cushion of oil which takes up this slack while the engine is running. Is this correct? This question pertains to my wife's daily driver (82 300D), so I would like to avoid down time to rebuild if possible. Many thanks, Ray
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Correct. The in/out play is what you want to have none of.
The limits are 0.022" (0.56mm) side/side and 0.008" (0.20mm) in/out. Too much play would result in the blades rubbing the housing. The oil pressure automatically takes up the clearance and centers the shaft. |
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Many thanks for the info.
Now on to the oil cooler lines...
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Pure Vermont Maple Syrup http://www.squaredealfarm.org 1982 300D Turbo 1983 300D Turbo |
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