[urq] Wastegate Bellows Replacement tips?Todd Phenneger tquattroguy at yahoo.comTue May 6 21:10:38 PDT 2008
I've pulled a WG completely off the car a few times. I don't remember it being particularly difficult. Although, I think all ur-q's have that additional brace on there that you have to remove and that can be a little more difficult but I'd just pull the entire thing off and then fix it on the Bench. YMMV Todd > From: fdekat <fdekat at sentex.net> > Date: Mon, 05 May 2008 13:50:15 +0000 > To: <urq at audifans.com> > Subject: [urq] Wastegate Bellows Replacement tips? > > > I've been getting what I thought was classic 'cracked exhaust manifold' > noises. Kind of 'poppy' soudn under load. > > I though I'd try to find the exhaust leak (back end of the motor), under all > the 'stuff' that is back there.. > > I'm sticking my hand down underneath everything, trying to feel for the leak > before the exhaust heats up. Not much of a window of time to do that, before > it's too hot to touch... :-) > > Good thing is, it seems to be a leak in the wastegate bellows, so means at > least the manifolds doesn't have to come off. > > Bad news is, it still looks like it might be a 'fun job' to replace the > belows, while the motor is still in the car. > > Anyone have any tips to changing the bellows while the motor (MC1) is still > in the car? > > > Regards, > > =Frank de Kat= > _______________________________________________ > Audifans urq mailing list > Send posts to: mailto:urq at audifans.com > Manage your list connection: http://www.audifans.com/mailman/listinfo/urq > UPG2008 planning at: http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/urquattro/ > > You can help keep the audifans site running by shopping at > http://audifans.com/shop/
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