JusMX141
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- Dec 13, 2005
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Heat, a large sledge, and some patience will get you by without a puller. I've seen some pretty galled / rusted housings and I've never had one I couldn't remove with a hammer and my own two hands.Well the turbo is off but the new hx35 hotside does not want to separate, if it isnt one thing it is another ha! I was banging on it very carefully, but no go. So I will have to wait till monday to get access to a puller.
Heat the exhaust housing around where it connects to the center housing a little, and back the mount bolts out as far as they can without removing them (some will hit against the oil supply and drain flanges). With the bolts and hold-downs still in place you can swing away without having to worry about the housing dropping off on your toes.
Drive the housing off by hitting evenly on opposite sides of the housing. If the housing starts to come off on an angle you risk damaging the turbine blades or bending the shaft if it wedges the wheel in the housing.
