Posted by jm. on January 29, 2011 at 17:15:45 from (75.105.64.39):
In Reply to: Stuck turbo posted by bill from scotland on January 29, 2011 at 12:05:28:
O.K. I agree with what ever one else is telling you. But let me give you 35 years experience some times I have put a socket on the end nut on the exaust side and put just a little preasure and it break lose. As for bearing turbo runs on floating oil around the shaft. There actually is some loose motion around a perfectly brand new one. As said you probably are going to have to replace the center core so nothing to loos by trying it.. I agree with the others IF you do get your engine free the rings will still be stuck and you wil at least need rings or a kit. Good luck on the project.
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