....and thus commences my second post.

Tim Leonard nard1 at voyager.net
Mon Aug 6 04:07:10 EDT 2001


I did my own. It was easy except the twisted off studs. The parts prices are
a rip. Approx. $160.00. If it still works don't worry about it. I did mine
only because I worried about it. I did not need to. They are supposed to
have what I felt to be excessive play.
Best regards,
Tim Leonard
----- Original Message -----
From: Shanty King <tiohn at juno.com>
To: <quattro at audifans.com>
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 12:08 AM
Subject: ....and thus commences my second post.


> This isn't really my second post; more like my second thread.
>
> However.
>
> It appears that I shall be buying the '86 5000 cs turbo that i previously
> mentioned.
>
> One problem.
> The turbo has 174,000 miles on it. Even though it works fine now, i can't
> imagine that it'll last too much longer (especially not the way i drive).
> I've scoured the internet for resources on rebuilding the turbo and can't
> find anything pertinent.
>
> My question being thus:
> Can I concievably rebuild the turbo by myself? (i.e. - is it difficult to
> do?) My local Audi pimp told me that rebuilding it would just be a matter
> of getting a $22 bearing kit and replacing them. I can't get ahold of him
> at the moment and i desparately need to know if this will likely be all I
> need, where i can get them (or any and all parts that i'll need to do
> this deed) AND IF I SHOULD EVEN UNDERTAKE THIS MYSELF.
>
> thanks in advance,
> shawn
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