STS install instructions
05-09-2009, 09:24 AM
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I did mine without the instructions, just ask on here or search for which part you are working with. Did you buy a used kit, and you have all the parts? Or are you missing parts? There is an oil preasure port on the drivers side rear of the motor, remove it and drill and tap it for the oil feed. The kit came with a stainless line to run to the back, there is a check valve on the turbo. I mounted my return pump behind the drivers side rear seat. You can run the return line back to the oil fill cap (that is how it comes) many people drill and tap the oil pan. I welded a bung on the passenger side valve cover and ran it back there. There are alot of people on here that know alot more than I do...just ask, you may even be able to get pics....
05-09-2009, 06:40 PM
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I did mine without the instructions, just ask on here or search for which part you are working with. Did you buy a used kit, and you have all the parts? Or are you missing parts? There is an oil preasure port on the drivers side rear of the motor, remove it and drill and tap it for the oil feed. The kit came with a stainless line to run to the back, there is a check valve on the turbo. I mounted my return pump behind the drivers side rear seat. You can run the return line back to the oil fill cap (that is how it comes) many people drill and tap the oil pan. I welded a bung on the passenger side valve cover and ran it back there. There are alot of people on here that know alot more than I do...just ask, you may even be able to get pics....
05-10-2009, 09:27 AM
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There is a check valve on the turbo side of the line, there is just enough tension on the valve that when you shut your car off it holds the oil in the line from running into the turbo. If it goes, or you don't have it, when you first start your car you will get smoke and it will blow oil into the preasure side.
05-10-2009, 12:23 PM
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There is a check valve on the turbo side of the line, there is just enough tension on the valve that when you shut your car off it holds the oil in the line from running into the turbo. If it goes, or you don't have it, when you first start your car you will get smoke and it will blow oil into the preasure side.
