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Compressor Wheel Touching Housing = Slow Spool??

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    Compressor Wheel Touching Housing = Slow Spool??

    Hey guys,

    Looks like the wheel blades have been grinding into the upper portion of the compressor housing. To my touch, there is a bunch of shaft play up, down, left, & right. It has minimal amount of in & out play.

    In the picture at the top, you can see the blades have been grinding into the housing leaving a mark. I think the turbo has been lazy lately, not spooling up as quickly but weather is hot.

    DO you think the off balance shaft could cause a little slower spooling? Although, it has been really hot & 80% + humidity when running the car lately.

    I also found a pretty big slit in the coupler from turbo to the intercooler & replaced that but there was no difference. I also swapped out to another wastegate I have & no change as well. Turbo is 6 years plus old.


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    #2
    Yaaa, you know the answer here. Shaft play. Bearings do wear out. And nothing you can do now but give it to a shop to have it rebuilt and made pretty again

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      #3
      Lol thanks. Seen the markings just not as bad a while ago but it wasn't as bad as now.
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        #4
        I second what Raf said. Time for a rebuild
        ~Nick~
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