It doesn't matter if the studs come out as well. Just put them back in with thread lock of youll get oil seeping through.
You'll find 1 bolt which I think holds the bottom of the turbo/ turbo elbow to the block. Remove this to lower the turbo from the manifold then slide the manifold off the head studs.
Try undoing the other end of the sas pipework and remove it with the manifold. Might give you better access to the large bolt once it's away from the rocker cover
Hi Lee / Guys (and girls)
Any clue where this bolt might be, I have had a look and cant see anything obvious?
Is it the bolt bottom left in this picture?
Or is access from underneath?
I also did a few more detailed checks while tinkering around. I'll need to get the turbo properly tested but hoping that the whistling may not be that as one of the hoses looks like it has a little nick in it and furthermore I do not know how I overlooked it before but noticed on the induction kit one area has been blanked off with an upside down bottle top!!
Even just moving the hose seems to show thats that properly sealed and probably air leaking from there at least;
Damaged hose (although no obvious sign of damage on inside;
Bottle top for your amusement!
Anyone know where I can get a proper blanking piece from?
New mani to go on;
Also got a better look at turbo tonight and can confirm its the genuine EVO IX GT OEM one on it (serno 49378-01570) so unfortunately it is the magnesium comp wheel one
