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| liam | Being somewhat ignorant of the process, I have a question. Other than the obvious power loss, what long term affects could there be if the turbo isn't functional on a 745? If I were looking at one with the turbo out, should there be corresponding problems which could have attributed to the turbo ceasing to function?
There's a 745 for sale nearby and I think I might go check it out. I want a 745. I need another 7, and it needs to be a 745. Oh, yes, it does.
But, I also need to make my house payment... Ah, decisions, decisions...
Cheers!!!
; )
Cheers!
Liam - 84 733i
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Edited by - liam on May 04 2002 22:47:48 |
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| scottie | It would be worth discovering if the turbo is not working because of a control problem (vacuum, wastegate, etc.) or if the turbo itself is dead. Could be expensive to fix if lots of things need replacing/rebuilding.
Scottie Sharpe
Sysop
84 745i
85 535i |
| Afshin-Switzerland | Liam,
Lots of blue smoke when starting the engine = Shot turbo.
Regards, Afshin.
1982 745i
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