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Old 4th February 2017, 09:38   #31
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hi does anyone know if the td04 13t oil feed and return are the same as the standard turbo thanks
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Old 12th October 2017, 12:53   #32
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hi does anyone know if the td04 13t oil feed and return are the same as the standard turbo thanks
Bumping this one back up as i am also interested in this?
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Old 12th October 2017, 14:59   #33
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Bumping this one back up as i am also interested in this?
Yes but you have to clock the turbo to get the drain to line up, feed line just run a stainless braided line and then you have freedom of routing.
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Yes but you have to clock the turbo to get the drain to line up, feed line just run a stainless braided line and then you have freedom of routing.
Is the standard feed line not a direct fit then?
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Old 13th October 2017, 07:35   #35
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Is the standard feed line not a direct fit then?
I honestly cannot remember mate it was a good while ago i had them both together, i am sure they do line up from memory but i bought a braided line.
I'd suggest running the braided line anyway its super simple any hose supplier will make you one up, and its a banjo fitting so would only take a few extra minuites to change anyway.
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I honestly cannot remember mate it was a good while ago i had them both together, i am sure they do line up from memory but i bought a braided line.
I'd suggest running the braided line anyway its super simple any hose supplier will make you one up, and its a banjo fitting so would only take a few extra minuites to change anyway.
I only ask so i'm sure I have everything ready when the turbo is purchased, being a daily driver i need to be able to do all the work in one go.

Very much appreciated mate!
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Old 27th March 2018, 18:22   #37
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Bumping this up again chaps

Any update? has the engine blown? has anyone else fitted a bigger turbo?
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Old 28th March 2018, 19:32   #38
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Old 27th April 2018, 23:14   #39
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And a further bump from me as it's an extremely interesting thread.

I spent an hour or more looking through many threads here and articles elsewhere (inc. Wiki M47 stuff) but confess to still being confused. Does my car have a turbo fitted or not?

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So another bump. Any further updates?

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