Turbocharger Learn procedure needed?

wilsonck

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After you change a turbo, do you need to have this turbo learn procedure done? Does EFI have a control to turn the vane position sensor on?

I am putting a Danville turbo in place of the stocker and just trying to read up on what I need to do..
 

D-MAX Mafia

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The turbo will cycle the vains on its own once the coolant temp hits 140* IIRC. No need to do a relearn.

I have swapped VPS's, vain motors and complete turbos. Never did a relearn.

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wilsonck

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well, 5 hours in, and I am ready to throw the new turbo and the new RDL towflow pipes on, but that will be tomorrow's job. I am quite thankful for you guys who have done this before mentioned various tidbits of info and the different tools to make sure are on hand.
 

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I thought you were going to say you were ready to throw them across the shop. I know I've been THERE before! :roflmao:

Good luck getting it all buttoned up tomorrow. :thumb:
 

wilsonck

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No I didn't do the 68mm. I wanted it for towing and the smaller one is supposed to be better with my 35's.

Sounds great, pulls good. Just got it done for a second time as I had a small oil leak from not tightening one bolt on oil return line.

Need to try towing with it now.

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Dirtymaxx03

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No I didn't do the 68mm. I wanted it for towing and the smaller one is supposed to be better with my 35's.

Sounds great, pulls good. Just got it done for a second time as I had a small oil leak from not tightening one bolt on oil return line.

Need to try towing with it now.

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im about to fix my oil leak in the same place
 

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No I didn't do the 68mm. I wanted it for towing and the smaller one is supposed to be better with my 35's.

Sounds great, pulls good. Just got it done for a second time as I had a small oil leak from not tightening one bolt on oil return line.

Need to try towing with it now.

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Same leak happened to me. Gasket got messed up at install with out me knowing. Oil was EVERYWERE! Had to pull the whole turbo again.
 

wilsonck

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yup... 11 hours the first time as I did EGR delete, changed oil and filter - start to finish

5.5 hours last night to pull the turbo and put it back in. Hopefully that is the last time for awhile though..
 

ecc_33

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It definately is a pain in the ass and there is no easy way about doing it...I think ive got it down now on a "big" charger with a 2.5 inch spacer to a hour and a half with draging all tools out and putting them back together. LOL you get good at it each time you do it!