Copper Anti Seize
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I think my issue is that I used the same unison ring that had etching where the vanes are, and it is making the turbo stick, again.
I ran it dry the first time, but then I ordered my new unison ring, and thought that it couldn't hurt to put some copper anti seize in there too. Between knowing the unison ring has ecthing, and my EBP senor being bad (ordered) I will soon get this figured out.
Its all so confusing, everybody does it different, and watching Diesel Tech Ron, he is pretty liberal with the anti seize.
I ran it dry the first time, but then I ordered my new unison ring, and thought that it couldn't hurt to put some copper anti seize in there too. Between knowing the unison ring has ecthing, and my EBP senor being bad (ordered) I will soon get this figured out.
Its all so confusing, everybody does it different, and watching Diesel Tech Ron, he is pretty liberal with the anti seize.
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One has to ask, Is the reason that they spec nickel is compatibly with the
turbine wheel. Also there should be some dry metal left behind after the
exhaust burns away the grease carrier that the anti-size is made with.
Who knows it could be a small change that you would only see with an
electron microscope. So really just pick you poison.
Sean <BR>
6.0L Tech Folder
turbine wheel. Also there should be some dry metal left behind after the
exhaust burns away the grease carrier that the anti-size is made with.
Who knows it could be a small change that you would only see with an
electron microscope. So really just pick you poison.
Sean <BR>
6.0L Tech Folder
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