twyztid
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Does anyone know what needs to be tightened up to take out the slop? All the bolts on the brackets appear tight. 15 Viper LTX w/MPI turbo.
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If I remember my install I believe there are angled spacers between the turbo and and the bracket, if you're bolts got loose and you didn't realign the spacers than you could have that movement after tightening
twyztid
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I found the problem with Allen Ulmer's help. When the dealer reinstalled my engine after replacing the starter gear (broke off teeth due to starter kickback), they didn't put the bolt through the rear turbo mount. It was in the stator cover behind the mount... dumbasses. I got it fixed up now.
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