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5 GT Turbo EFI - GT Turbo

Spent a few hours on the 5 this afternoon. Fitted the trigger wheel sensor bracket and removed the pulley wheel and crank hub to be welded.

Also added two breathers to inlet manifold and fitted injectors. Couldnt resist a little mock up picture.

Still a bit to do;
1) Drill a few holes to plumb water hoses behind scuttle.
2) Fix header tank in place.
3) Re fit pulley with trigger wheel at TDC.
4) Plumb in and fit FPR.
5) Refit exhaust/inlet manifold plus turbo.
6) Refit FMIC
7) Give blue hoses a bit of a clean if I can be arsed. ;-)
8 ) Fit idle control valve and bracket
9) Fit inlet temp sensor.
10) Fit boost solenoid.
11) Fit ignition module and leads.
12) Find a place for ECU (probably glove box) and let my mate wire in loom.

Not sure what to do with dizzy, I'd like to tidy it up like @Clarkey rather than leave it as is.
Had a small issue with trigger wheel sensor, it was slightly rubbing the trigger wheel so used a small washer to space it. @Clarkey @DaveL485 - Do you think this will be okay? I have it 1mm from sensor now.

Probably a few things I've missed but with any luck by this Sunday it will be running on base map.image.webpimage.webp
 
This is my trigger and looks around 1mm so should be fine. You'll know if its not as you wont get an RPM reading in WARI.

Remember the 420d is sensitive to trigger sensor polarity, unlike its predecessors.

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Aimage.webp TTACH=full]16160[/ATTACH]image.webp image.webp A few more hours spent today.

Trigger wheel fitted correctly after having crank hub welded to pulley etc. All aligned correctly.

Header tank pipe work plumbed in and header itself secured.

Idle control valve is half mocked up behind scuttle. A mate drilled few holes through scuttle for inlet/outlet for ICV.

I came up against a small issue where I was trying to start fitting exhaust and inlet but as I'd wrapped the exhaust manifold it was too chunky so couldn't fit inlet on top. I've removed wrap for the time being as not sure what route to take. What are people's thoughts on wrapped exhaust manifold ? Alternatives ?

Anyway tomorrow/Thursday plan is to get all that sorted with turbo back on.
 

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I came up against a small issue where I was trying to start fitting exhaust and inlet but as I'd wrapped the exhaust manifold it was too chunky so couldn't fit inlet on top. I've removed wrap for the time being as not sure what route to take. What are people's thoughts on wrapped exhaust manifold ? Alternatives ?

I wrapped my exhaust manifold on the engine so I could work around and under the inlet manifold.
I also use Titanium wrap as all the cheap stuff falls apart after 5 minutes.
 
It's a ceramic type of coating. It's designed to be cool to touch , keeping the heat in the metal .

F1 tech

F1 prices

I believe @DuncanGrier had/has a trade account with them
 
image.webp image.webp A few hours spent this afternoon/evening.

Exhaust manifold wrapped and both inlet/exhaust manifold fitted. Turbo fitted also and I ntercooler back on with the majority of pipe work sorted. Looks like I'm going to need a straight reducer for inlet to intercooler hose. (Will sort Monday)

I need to extend fuel hose to rail but need to buy more hose. (Should be able to source that tomorrow locally) Next I'll need to adjust FPR bracket slightly and then it should sit neatly against inner strut.

Also need to buy some vacuum pipe and some hose to pipe up idle control valve.

Despite all this the loom will start going in tomorrow morning but sadly not looking likely for a first fire up until midweek.
 
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