Posted by Lee in Iowa on September 07, 2007 at 23:20:58 from (66.172.198.23):
In Reply to: More 856 questions posted by Hayfarmer on September 06, 2007 at 21:18:06:
As Larry said you usually need a special clamp to get the second wedge loose. Unless you get lucky and the outside wedge comes loose first and you can screw the bolt out of the inside wedge. Then you can use a big punch and a big hammer (old axle and maul) to knock the inside wedge loose, just be careful no to damage the threads. But if the inside wedge comes loose first you need the special clamp. Have seen quite a few 856"s with add on turbos that ran a long time with no problems. Horsepower would depend on what turbo it is and where the fuel is set, but factory HP is around 100. Lee
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