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Re: 706 mw turbo problems
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Posted by ejr-IA. on June 24, 2007 at 07:42:25 from (204.11.183.253):
In Reply to: 706 mw turbo problems posted by farmallcrazy on June 23, 2007 at 18:42:29:
Time for a rebuild or replacement.If you have the TRW or Rayjay they can be expensive around 500 bucks.I use AirReasearch replacements their less money.One off a AC XT190 will work on the 706 I did this on my 656 and 706 their the same kits.If you go this route you will need to shorten the intake pipe about a inch and the pressure side also no big deal every thing else bolts right up.
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