996 turbo-exhaust studs
996 turbo-exhaust studs
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coxy911

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31 posts

158 months

Sunday 16th March 2014
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Having fitted stainless steel nuts to these studs nearly 2 years ago, around 5k miles removed all today to check studs for any corrosion. Good news all studs as new condition, a must mod for any DIY,er thinking of keeping there turbo for many years as it makes maintenance so much easy(all 4 nuts removed,lubricatd with wd40, replaced in 10 min). Crank spanners a must see photo.smile

Homer J

789 posts

247 months

Sunday 16th March 2014
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Small world for us saddos, I checked mine as wellbiggrin

pierslofi

32 posts

167 months

Sunday 16th March 2014
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I looked at mine for the first time today and they have obviously never been changed. Many didn't really look like they were capable of holding anything together.

RAWENG

123 posts

220 months

Tuesday 18th March 2014
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best to use stainless steel aerotite nuts. They are re usable and won't vibrate loose. Available ebay m8 aerotite.

g7jhp

7,033 posts

267 months

Tuesday 18th March 2014
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RAWENG said:
best to use stainless steel aerotite nuts. They are re usable and won't vibrate loose. Available ebay m8 aerotite.
How many do you need for all the studs?

rgracin

607 posts

241 months

Tuesday 18th March 2014
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That reminds me, I need to check my nuts more often.

coxy911

Original Poster:

31 posts

158 months

Tuesday 18th March 2014
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there are 14 in total for both sides, 4 for turbo to exhaust and 3 for turbo to manifold header on each side, i also fitted stainless nuts to the turbo actuator rods 2 on each think they were m6

rgracin

607 posts

241 months

Wednesday 19th March 2014
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How did you get on when you removed the original ones?