Installing seals in n/t TB,
So i attempted to put new seals into a NT TB that i have and i need to get the shafts machined to accept the bigger seals, does anyone know where i can get this done ASAP.
Also i learned why cheap tools are cheap, so they can be destroyed by DSM throttle bodies. Thanks Aaron |
Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
dosnt mach v have the small seals too
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
What do you mean, have the shafts machined? I installed DSM TB seals in my 75mm Ford TB and all I had to do was bore out the center sections to fit the seals in. It's a funky size drill bit, but I've got it here if you want to borrow it.
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
The seals don't fit in the bore they are supposed to fit in, the seals are 10mm.
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
I don't think any shaft machining is needed. It's the bore that may need to be drilled. I was able to cram mine in my stock NT TB. But I am not 100% sure that it is leak free. If you find a good way to do it, let me know as I should prolly do the same.
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
Did you destroy the the old seals? Cause you can rebuild them. I dunno if a N/A TB is the same but you can burn the rubber out of the old seal and replace them with o rings. You use the old seal to hold the o rings in. But N/a's probally diffrent.
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
NT ones are different. They don't have the metal ring with an O-ring on it.
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
I didn't see a metal ring in mine just the o-ring.
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
Exactly. Some of the turbo ones use a metal retaining ring that you can reuse with a new o-ring from a parts store. N/T ones don't have that metal ring, they are different then the turbo ones.
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
I dont know how accurate this info is but it is something...
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/1g-n...aft-seals.html |
Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
Typical tuners thread, questions with no real answers.
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
The last post in that thread seems helpful, i am meeting up with kevbo in a few hours hopefully we will figure out if that is true or not.
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
I remember reading that thread also. I didn't have any issues with the seal being too long. My issue was more like the holes diameter wasn't wide enough. I had to push real hard, using a socket, to get the seal to go in. And I think some of the rubber may have come off the seal. It was too tight of a fit I think.
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
Yeah, well i dropped of the TB to kevbo and he said that he will be able to take care of it for me.
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
Seals are in :)
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
if its just super tight couldnt you of put them in the freezer then lube them up and throw them in
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
WIll be picking up shortly and letting you all know the results tomorrow hopefully.
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
Kevbo would you mind doing another one? :)
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
I would like to see how turbotalon1g's turns out and then yeah I could take on another i suppose.
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Re: Installing seals in n/t TB,
did you bored his out at all or anything?
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