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Old 04-24-2007, 05:23 AM
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OK fellas help me out on this one!

I have a 2000 F250 7.3 with 215,000mi. Lately when i shut her down, i have noticed a sound from the turbo witch sounds like the compressor blades slightly rubbing the housing as it spools down. Do i need to rebuild it before it gets to bad? What kind of turbo is on it or how can i find out? Where can i find a good rebuild kit for it? Should i go with a wicked wheel instead of a stock compressor wheel? I hear alot about them. Don't have lots of money to buy a super new turbo so i am going to stick with my backyard mechanic ability and fix her myself. Thanks
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Old 04-24-2007, 06:02 AM
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Spubar44, take your intake tube off, grab the turbo wheel, and give it a tug, shake it around and see if it moves much. If you have questions as to what your looking for give us a call and we can better explain it to you over the phone.
Has your boost decreased, or EGTs gone up? Yes you can rebuild it inexpensively.

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Old 04-24-2007, 07:23 AM
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turbo

i can't say i have seen any change in boost but i was looking at the EGT's and they may be alittle higher, nothing drastic but higher that what i remember them.
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Old 04-24-2007, 02:14 PM
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O.K. this is what i found. in and out the wheel has no play side to side it does. I can spin the wheel and it spins fine without and hesitation. But if i push to one side and try to turn it, it hits the housing and doesn't want to turn. So what now? I am going on a road trip next month and would like to try and correct this problem as soon as i can, if you can help me out, Thanks

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Spubar44, take your intake tube off, grab the turbo wheel, and give it a tug, shake it around and see if it moves much. If you have questions as to what your looking for give us a call and we can better explain it to you over the phone.
Has your boost decreased, or EGTs gone up? Yes you can rebuild it inexpensively.

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Old 04-24-2007, 02:42 PM
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I have a 2000 F250 7.3 with 215,000mi. Lately when i shut her down, i have noticed a sound from the turbo witch sounds like the compressor blades slightly rubbing the housing as it spools down. Do i need to rebuild it before it gets to bad? What kind of turbo is on it or how can i find out? Where can i find a good rebuild kit for it? Should i go with a wicked wheel instead of a stock compressor wheel? I hear alot about them. Don't have lots of money to buy a super new turbo so i am going to stick with my backyard mechanic ability and fix her myself. Thanks
wicked wheel-50$

ats compressor housing-450$ (optional)
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Old 04-24-2007, 05:57 PM
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wicked wheel

O.K. where do i get a wicked wheel for 50.00 and what exactly does it do that makes it better than the stock compressor wheel?


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ats compressor housing-450$ (optional)
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