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Old 01-25-2010, 07:03 PM
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I just bought a used Newgen wastegate. It does not look like the valve completely seats, will this be an issue? Is there any adjustment of the closure of the valve? Is there anything I can do? Let me know. Thanks
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I just bought a used Newgen wastegate. It does not look like the valve completely seats, will this be an issue? Is there any adjustment of the closure of the valve? Is there anything I can do? Let me know. Thanks
You should not need to do any adjustment no. The valve should be completely sealed against the outlet port on the wastegate.
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it has a gap about half the thickness of a dime just around the visible side when looking in the inlet flange. What can I do?
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it has a gap about half the thickness of a dime just around the visible side when looking in the inlet flange. What can I do?
You could try to disassemble the unit and make sure everything is aligned right. Honestly speaking it should make TOO much of a difference.
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It looks like there is an insert in there and that is what it isn't seating on. The insert reminds me of exhaust flange gasket material (donut I think they are called). Let me know if this could be replaced and if you sell this piece. I think if I try to move it, it will just break apart, and probably need a new one. Let me know, thanks
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Yeah that part is available but are you sure it needs to be replaced? If it's sealing on that you are fine
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That is the part that it is Not sealing on. I think if I replaced it, it would seal up fine again. What p/n and how much? Thanks!
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I have to dig around my parts lists and get it for you. I should have it for you in the morning
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Were you able to find the p/n and price? Thanks!
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I did find it, I wrote it down in my notebook at work and then I forgot to post it. Sorry about that. I'll post it up tomorrow
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