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Old 13-07-2021
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If the dealer wants to remove trans or engine I would be very cautious. The more things they disturb and remove the higher the chance of problems after install or further down the road.

Dealers like to add labour that is where there profit margin is in the service section.

Removing the firewall extension cowl makes it easy to access the turbo coolant return but also the EGR and oil cooler return hoses.
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If the dealer wants to remove trans or engine I would be very cautious. The more things they disturb and remove the higher the chance of problems after install or further down the road.

Dealers like to add labour that is where there profit margin is in the service section.

Removing the firewall extension cowl makes it easy to access the turbo coolant return but also the EGR and oil cooler return hoses.
Just got mine worked on. Although the leak was elsewhere the interesting find was that my eco diesel didn't have that pipe.
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Hey Guys, thanks for the welcomes and thoughts. I wanted to update you on what ended up happening with my GC.

After getting towed to a small dealer in Flagstaff, Arizona (remember the line from the Eagle’s song “stranded on a corner in Winslow Arizona….?” Yep, next town over) we waited 4 days for them to even look at it. This was the point where I reached out to you all about them wanting to drop the trans. I wrung my hands for a day deciding whether to let them go ahead and potentially run up a lot of repair bills, but in the end I decided to gamble on the problem being what I thought it was, and being covered under my extended emissions warranty.

Well… turned out that I incorrectly self-diagnosed the problem as the turbo coolant inlet pipe, but they found that the turbo coolant return hose had blown (pic of old and new posted). I was really surprised at this because I had not run across any mention of this part in any of the ecodiesel forums I follow. Luckily, it is still part of the “turbo charger system and related pipes and hoses” mentioned in the warranty docs, and the dealer had one in stock (minor miracle) and replaced it under warranty.


So, this chapter has a happy ending. I went ahead and ordered the high temp silicone hose and clamps to eventually replace the inlet hose under the intake as I i figure it will need it eventually. I still have around 8k miles of extended warranty left; maybe I’ll get “lucky” and it will fail before that runs out LOL!

Thanks again for your replies!


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Yep thats certainly stuffed, well and truly actually......... First part I thought sounds like our dealers then I thought nope, has parts on hand....

Thanks for the follow up on your issue, gives us all that little bit more info, don't be a stranger on here either, you will fit in very well amongst us...

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Hi All,

I think I'm super lucky - as my 2013 My14 JGC Limited has 280,00kms - but its finally my turn to join the Turbo Water Feed Tube club - I made an action video with my new boroscope: https://youtu.be/fA3CuT_EAiU

Hopefully not a silly question - I understand "its not that hard to get to. Remove top harness, injector hard lines, turbo elbow, and intake manifold" - but are there any links to guides for each step - or the service manual so I can find torque's etc??

Thanks in advance!
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Some where in one of these I think...


http://www.ausjeepoffroad.com/forum/...158361&page=11

http://www.ausjeepoffroad.com/forum/...=157713&page=6

http://www.ausjeepoffroad.com/forum/...nt+Leak&page=4
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