DynamicalyUnstable

So I got a Turbo Master and I noticed the instructions say to remove the turbo. This might be a really dumb newbie question but I cannot see how to get the nuts off the bottom of where the housing mounts. Is there a trick or special tool for this? I'm not mechanically declined, it just looks like a real biotch. Also, does anyone know what I need to do to the small tube that goes into the stock actuator once I remove it? Do I just leave the hole in the turbo? Seems nuts but there is no instruction on what to do with that.
Thanks

1dslram

You can get to the bolts with a 15mm box wrench and I have also used a socket and ratchet. You have to go by feel as you know you can't see back there. A flex mirror is a great help, but everything is backwards.
Bruce

Lary Ellis (Top)

Yep those bolts are a little tough but not impossible. A good step to stand on so you can reach them comfortably helps. I used a short stubby wrench once I broke it loose, much easier to handle behind the manifold. This is a "go by feel" job on the two bottom bolts.

You have to work them out a fraction of a turn at a time, but if you spray them with rust penetrating oil first, they move pretty well. The turbo master comes with a plug to seal off that little hole.

You can go to our tech article section here and see a step by step "How to article" on the turbo Master.