Blaxican05

ok so one side of my turbo (Pic A.) is all well and good with the vac line and oil feed and the return down at the bottom... but i turn the turbo over and see this hole (seen in Pic B.) What the hell is that for... i thought i had everything.... Please help!!!
Thanks in advance

Pic A.


Pic B.


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FooK

holes on top and bottom are oil lines.

holes in back and the one up front with the barb fitting, are for coolant. run coolant from IACV lines or something to them if you wanna liquid cool your turbo and extend life...or just ignore them.

WTF

i'm know turbo expert but why would there be a vac line on the center section? maybe its water cooled

blu89crx

uhh thats b/c it is water cooled i belive....some one correct me if im wrong. but yea pretty positive its for the water lines.

Blaxican05

So... where do i run the lines from?.... will it hurt anything if i just plug it... and run it only oil cooled like most other turbos?

FooK

like i said, ignore them completely if you like, it won't matter. dont even need to plug them

speedy2000ls

i left mine open and never had a problem.

dusty

hold the phone fellas

I am a nooby. I just finished my first turbo-LX450
my used t4 garet turbo has only oil lines but had plugs where wayer cooling would be. Can I pull the plugs and run water cooling lines? are they pre-threaded?

Zeusfire69

Yes...most of the time they are threaded. If this is a daily driver I would recommend water cooling it. It will extend the life of the turbo considerably. If you choose not to water cool it. Let it idle a little bit (mabe a minute or so...) before you shut it down, espessially if you were driving hard and boosting alot, it reduces the chance of the oil baking inside the turbo...

twin911

You need to relax with you topic heading, ur acting like a little girl because you turbo has an extra hole in it, do some research like everyone else here once has, and u will quickly find out what they are for