I am getting the 4620 back together after the muffler elbow broke off last fall. The hose between the turbo and the intake manifold was shot, along with oil seeping from the fittings on it, so we pulled the turbo to clean that up. It is quite a juggling act to get the turbo on the studs while the intake hose and discharge hose to manifold are on, but got that. I was real nervous tightening up the elbow on the turbo, but it pulled right together.
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greenmech
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How is the LI coming along? Mine the clutch is tuck from sitting. Farmington this summer? Ron MN
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