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Well I got bored And im upgrading my T3 .42/.48 to a T3/T4 Haybrid that would be .60/.48 so I got the housing off and I noticed it has a Black gooy resadue in the housing and built up on the impellor and all oparts instide. Is it ok to clean this up and polish it, I mean It will just be spare parts, but I like to clean things up . I just wanted to know if it will hurt the parts in any way. Thanks guys.
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"Brother hood is all you need in life"<br /> "Never Forget are Fallin Brothers"" <br /> "FDNY 343" -
black and gooy you sure your not cookin oil? if you are id fix that fast
thats all im guna say i just noticed it was a performance section sorry [img]{SMILIES_PATH}/redface.gif[/img]Originally posted by ECOtec Gods -
I got it used. So I have not used it in any of my car's I just wanted to know if It's ok to Polish the inside of the compressor and shine it all up, so it is all clean [img]{SMILIES_PATH}/smile.gif[/img]"Brother hood is all you need in life"<br /> "Never Forget are Fallin Brothers"" <br /> "FDNY 343"Comment
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i dont see why not, it would be like p&p-in the compressor housing, i just wouldnt take out too much tho, just a nice polish make it smooth for a better flow. someone with more turbo experience would be able to give a better direction than i can. but imo i dont see why not. [img]{SMILIES_PATH}/confused.gif[/img][color=red]-Tyler[/color]<br /><br />2005 Chevy Trailblazer<br />1999 Saturn SL2<br />2002 Suzuki Bandit 1200Comment
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ah if your not going to use it, just clean it if anything. but yeah sounds like oil has seaped past.Ian---The Fat Ass
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