TURBO
REMOVAL
AND
INSTALLATION
Nate
: Bec
au
se
of
the
additio
n of
th
e cha
rg
e
ai
r coa
li
ng
pip
ing,
it
is
norm
al
Ia
hea
r
sam
e tur
bo
noise
(
whi
ne
).
•
If
turbo noise is reported,
li
rst check to ins
ur
e all sou
nd
insulating material
is
in
Hs
proper location,
if
not, install all insulation in prop
er
locations.
• If all
in
s
ul
ation material is
in
the proper locations, check for wheel to housing contact
at
the turbine or
compressor,
if
there are signs
of
contact then re
pl
ace the turbo.
•
If
the insulation
is
pres
ent
an
d no wheel
to
housing contact is present, the sound
may
be
normal.
Door
hinges
Sound
insulating
ma
terial
shown
from
inside
the
lend
er
Sound
insulating
material
shown
from
inside
the
vehicle
Sound
insulating
material
shown
out
of
vehicle
,
side view
Sound
I
ns
u
la
ting
M
aterial
fa
r
En
gina
N
aisa
• When diagnosing engine noise complaints,
such
as
turbo whine, you must first check
to
see
that all sound insulating material
is
in place
as
shown in accompanying
photos.
• T
he
material is in the fender and mounted
between the fender and the A·piller and
is
used
to
isolate the engine compartment
from the vehicle's interior.
There should not
be
any
holes or gaps
between the A-piller and the fender.
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