Its an hy35, them things don't run cold!! There to small. You should've bought a used hx35 and rebuilt that. You would've been way ahead of the game and its a direct swap!
when you took it apart did you make a mark where the compressor wheel is placed on the shaft? if not later on down the road look forward to replacing them again sense it will be out of balance...
watch that video and read the description. also, where are you getting your feed from? you must not take it from the head, the head runs lower pressure than the block. if you took it from the head AND used a restrictor, thats a sure death setup... good luck.
Hi, firstly, your videos always crack me up :-) secondly, there are two reasons that your lovely holset could have shat its pants on your, number one as noted is hot shutdowns, however, number two is an oil restrictor. unless your engine is pushing silly high pressures, you don't need one, and it will starve the turbo's bearings under heavy load and high compressor/turbine speed.
it is a journal bearing turbo... a restrictor is not exactly needed... some do some dont.. but journal bearings need a lot more oil than ball bearing..
Looking at your shaft & coked journal beraings, it looks like too many hot shutdowns. Idling your engine for a few mins will help. One thing...how well matched is your turbo to your engine? A couple of useful snippets...the thing at 2.58 is an oil seal plate, the thing at 3.03 is an oil baffle (directs oil away from seal and back into bearing housing), the thing at 3.12 is a thrust bearing and the seal at 3.22 is a piston ring - or split ring seal. Hope that helped - and be nice to that turbo!
no no, it was great. I was nervous taking it apart. I looked at all the internet pics of turbos I could find so I would be ready for what was inside. It works great now. No smoking, and I'm looking for a Greddy turbo timer as we speak. No more hot shut offs for me!
LOL - they made me nervous too when I first started working with them....soooooo many components to figure out where they go. Sounds like you got it back together and working ok though. I am curious though - how well does it run with it not being re-balanced?
but like i have a holset hx 35 on my sunbird ran 12.71 @ 117 mph 19 lbs boost and havent realy had any problems and my turbo had 600 000 kms on it. but i take it easy just before i shut it off
I run MS1 2.2 with MSNS-E code on my turbo 240 (Volvo) and as of yet I don't believe they have a turbo timer type jig in the stock code. However, i'm sure one can rig up something, or a group of people can be had to come up with that.
A turbo timer integrated to the code would be lovely. would probably require some wiring changes though.
Its an hy35, them things don't run cold!! There to small. You should've bought a used hx35 and rebuilt that. You would've been way ahead of the game and its a direct swap!
rangaman86 4 months ago
what a douche introduction
2jzef8 1 year ago
There is a awesome Holset turbo shirt on IBurnClothing. As for me, my greddy is fine for now. Holset, yay!
imburne 2 years ago
when you took it apart did you make a mark where the compressor wheel is placed on the shaft? if not later on down the road look forward to replacing them again sense it will be out of balance...
ls1maro99 3 years ago
yes I did after that turbo. I've learned.
turbo280z 3 years ago
lol thats good
ls1maro99 3 years ago
watch that video and read the description. also, where are you getting your feed from? you must not take it from the head, the head runs lower pressure than the block. if you took it from the head AND used a restrictor, thats a sure death setup... good luck.
fredio54 3 years ago
Hi, firstly, your videos always crack me up :-) secondly, there are two reasons that your lovely holset could have shat its pants on your, number one as noted is hot shutdowns, however, number two is an oil restrictor. unless your engine is pushing silly high pressures, you don't need one, and it will starve the turbo's bearings under heavy load and high compressor/turbine speed.
diyefi 3 years ago
it is a journal bearing turbo... a restrictor is not exactly needed... some do some dont.. but journal bearings need a lot more oil than ball bearing..
ls1maro99 3 years ago
hi, i wanna know the number, please help me .
xxvala1 4 years ago
search e-bay for holset turbo
turbo280z 4 years ago
I can't tell a difference from then and now. It spools perfect.
turbo280z 4 years ago
Looking at your shaft & coked journal beraings, it looks like too many hot shutdowns. Idling your engine for a few mins will help. One thing...how well matched is your turbo to your engine? A couple of useful snippets...the thing at 2.58 is an oil seal plate, the thing at 3.03 is an oil baffle (directs oil away from seal and back into bearing housing), the thing at 3.12 is a thrust bearing and the seal at 3.22 is a piston ring - or split ring seal. Hope that helped - and be nice to that turbo!
TurboLou1975 4 years ago
Thanks for the info.
turbo280z 4 years ago
You're welcome. You seem interested so I guess I waffled on a bit....oops!
TurboLou1975 4 years ago
no no, it was great. I was nervous taking it apart. I looked at all the internet pics of turbos I could find so I would be ready for what was inside. It works great now. No smoking, and I'm looking for a Greddy turbo timer as we speak. No more hot shut offs for me!
turbo280z 4 years ago
LOL - they made me nervous too when I first started working with them....soooooo many components to figure out where they go. Sounds like you got it back together and working ok though. I am curious though - how well does it run with it not being re-balanced?
TurboLou1975 4 years ago
its cause the turbo is still spinning when you shut the engine off. there fore the oil isnt recirculating to the bearings in the turbo..
htere for the smoking and the crapped out bearings..
im interested in buying this turbo and i think im gonna. and get the rebuild kit.. i mean its so cheap
nordicbeast 3 years ago
but like i have a holset hx 35 on my sunbird ran 12.71 @ 117 mph 19 lbs boost and havent realy had any problems and my turbo had 600 000 kms on it. but i take it easy just before i shut it off
STRUTZKOFF 4 years ago
good to see it works i have a kit just in case mine starts to smoke.
datsunz 4 years ago
Hmmmmmmm, I never thought of that?
turbo280z 4 years ago
Hey mate,
I run MS1 2.2 with MSNS-E code on my turbo 240 (Volvo) and as of yet I don't believe they have a turbo timer type jig in the stock code. However, i'm sure one can rig up something, or a group of people can be had to come up with that.
A turbo timer integrated to the code would be lovely. would probably require some wiring changes though.
Its a great idea :)
RNAsEqUeNcE 4 years ago
I wonder if the megasquirt could be used as a turbo timer? save extra wiring maybe a program change
NuttyforNissan 4 years ago