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Old 07-11-2008, 02:40 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Need help getting washers for turbo!!

So, I swapped to an e1 recently and being a wishfull thinker, I re-used the same copper washers on all the lines. Now Im leaking cooland from the turbo coolant line like a siv. (buddy did coolant pressure test on it to confirm this) I called dodge and they have no part number for these. Can anyone give me any info on where to get these copper washers? thanks!
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not to question your competance, but did you do it right. the way they should be on is bolt head - washer - banjo - washer - turbo. also make sure you tightened them down all of the way. i swapped to an e1 a little while ago and my coolant fitting bolts were just a little loose and i sprayed coolant all over the place. good luck with this though.
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^^Hmm, ya im not sure to be honest. My friend who is very competent helped me with the install so im not sure what order he put them on....Im still thinkin I should use new washers though just tio be safe. Thanks for the info guys!
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went to the dealer to get the oil line crush washer and i got the coolant washer two different times. go to napa they should have an assortment behind the counter the oil washer is 1/2" and just match up the coolant one probably 7/16 i know its smaller than the oil washer
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Dude, whats up with s&p's website?........It wont ship to me cause the only option on the website for shipping is ups ground. Since im in Hawaii it wont process my order! LAME!
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Turbo Oil Line

5045039AA $1.70 That was the price in '05, so its prob changed.

They are listed in the catalog at the dealership, just not pictured. I remember from when I worked there, they are just in the parts diagram for all the turbo lines but all they call them is gasket.
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Do you have part number for the coolant washers? Thanks
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Should be the same number.
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