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Removing up pipe...?
How do I remove the up pipe on my 6.0 without removing the turbo? I'm wanting to replace it with the egr delete pipe that doesn't have the y section in it. That or weld it shut and take care of the scoop inside. Need to know how to get it out though first.
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You have to get the turbo out of the way so that you can get to the two bolts that connect the up-pipe to the y-pipe. You also need to address the EGR cooler, so the turbo has to get out of the way anyway.
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I've got a spool plug in where the egr valve goes blocking off any possibility of anything going into the intake. I want the cooler left on in case I have to put the stock up pipe back in for smog laws.
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if you remove the downpipe you should be able to get to the EGR up-pipe pretty easily without taking out the turbo. If you have the factory downpipe you'll have to remove the crossmember though
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Take the turbo out. Going to be a whole lot easier and faster to get this done (in the driveway).
Once you get the existing up-pipe off and in your hands, use a dremel to cut the scoop out and weld a plug in the port that the egr cooler connects to. Reinstall it and forget about it. |
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What did I forget? (I've done this before when I did my STC fitting replacement but it's been 3 years ago) |
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Most guys can have the turbo off there truck in under 15 mins. Its not hard at all
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A long extension and a wobble socket.....2 mins to pull the up pipe..that's after u pull the down pipe and passenger tire.
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Getting turbo off is easy, getting the y pipe lined back up is the tricky part doing it that way.
My dad and I done it by him laying over the engine and me laying underneath with a long extension set and him holding the bolts while I loosened the nuts. I'll add to the downpipe thing, now is a great time to add a larger exhaust if you wish, the downpipe has to come out doing it this way. |
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If you want to know how to take the turbo out "by the book," click the egr/oil cooler link in my signature line. That will take you to a thread that has a pdf file attached entitled "turbo removal" that will walk you through it step by step.
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