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Karl88volvo Jun 14th, 2018 19:13

2005 v50 2.0d turbo removal
 
Can the turbo be removed from under the car or has it got to come up over and remove the egr/egr cooler ?

Ive had intermittent turbo issues, replaced both control solenoids but im now convinced its the turbo sooted up and sticking.
Ive got access to another turbo and need to know if its something i could tackle or not.

Any how2’s or pics appreciated, cant find nothing on the forum or YouTube for removal.

Regards

allanw Jun 16th, 2018 08:53

I removed mine from underneath. An awkward job. You will need to remove EGR cooler etc for access to nuts/bolts. Check my posts I said how I did it under the title turbo and vacuum problems or similar. If you don't find the post let me know.

Tannaton Jun 16th, 2018 22:52

It's a pain with some very hard to get to bolts. Much easier if you remove the O/S engine mount (support the engine on a beam) and move the engine forward in the engine bay.

Karl88volvo Jun 19th, 2018 20:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by allanw (Post 2414866)
I removed mine from underneath. An awkward job. You will need to remove EGR cooler etc for access to nuts/bolts. Check my posts I said how I did it under the title turbo and vacuum problems or similar. If you don't find the post let me know.

Was hoping the egr cooler didn’t need removing as the lower bolts to the left under the small heat shield are rusted and are going to strip! 😩 lost 2x 10mm sockets last week! Fed up.

allanw Jun 20th, 2018 08:48

Yes it is an awkward job. First make yourself as much room as possible for access to start with. Support engine and remove top engine mount and lower gearbox/exhaust mount and pull engine forward. Remove Driveshaft and rear of water pump plastic housing (I think) to give enough room to remove turbo. Did the job in my garage at home with trolley jack and axle stands. Took a full day and much cursing. No local garages were interested in taking on the job. Good luck.

Karl88volvo Jul 1st, 2018 20:00

Out of curiosity would a turbo from a more powerfull model fit should i look to replacing it ?


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