Re: M and W turbos/826

Posted by K.B.-826 on January 19, 2006 at 15:58:10 from (68.115.111.89):

In Reply to: M and W turbos/826 posted by Erik in WI on January 19, 2006 at 14:45:48:

There's a cast piece that is bolted between your manifold and muffler. The kit will come with a replacement for that piece, which the turbo will bolt to. You'll need to make some slight modifications to the air intake hoses. You'll need to run a oil line from a main oil galley plug on the right side of the engine to the turbo, usually those kits have an add-on oil filter that goes between the main oil galley and the turbo. Finally, you'll need to run a oil return line from the turbo back to the engine. Remove the injection pump drive gear access cover from the front engine cover, drill and tap it for 1/2" pipe thread, reinstall the cover, and screw in a 90 degree elbow and a hose barb. Run a 1/2" hose from the turbo back to the cover. Do not use heater hose, the oil will eat it from the inside out, you need "oil cooler hose", I know your local Deere dealer will have the stuff, Case-IH probably has it too. Seen those kits advertized for around $500 used. Might want to have the turbo rebuilt before installing, the M&W on our 826 blew a seal and started pumping oil into the intake manifold the first time we plowed with it.

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