10 sho from inland empire, California

[Ces Romero]

What's up guys got a 2010 sho not really much of a mechanic and found this forum by looking up suggestions bout replacing my front turbo that recently took a shit on me

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[blk\blk90]

Welcome! I hear it's not an easy job. Check the 4th gen section. Lots of good people and info in there.

 

[Ces Romero]

Welcome! I hear it's not an easy job. Check the 4th gen section. Lots of good people and info in there.

Already got it out now about to order the new one just looking around at prices and fast shipping because I need this thing running like yesterday haha

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[blk\blk90]

Nice! Throw some pics up if you got em.

 

[SM105K]

Welcome, leave Commiefornia. I used to live in the High Desert also. I have always had a pleasant experience with Sunland Ford in Victorville.

 

[Ces Romero]

Welcome, leave Commiefornia. I used to live in the High Desert also. I have always had a pleasant experience with Sunland Ford in Victorville.

Yeah man I plan on getting out of here asap. just started a apprenticeship with the union so it's going to take a while to be able to leave haha.

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[SM105K]

The High Desert sucks.....period.

 

[Ces Romero]

Nice! Throw some pics up if you got em.

Didnt really take any pics dude (next time I will). did have a question, how do I remove the oil drain tube from the oil pan? Seen on a few posts about the o rings leaking so feel like I should replace it now while I'm down there. Looks like it just pulls out?

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[Ces Romero]

The High Desert sucks.....period.

The dirty D lmao

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[SM105K]

The dirty D lmao

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Literally. Have been there long? Been in the car scene for awhile?

 

[Ces Romero]

Literally. Have been there long? Been in the car scene for awhile?

Been here all my life (moved up here when I was 10 from LA) and no not really and I just stumbled on the sho, it was my mother in laws. I had a little cheesy Cruze before. Then my mother in law needed a smaller car because she got a new job 70 miles away and I needed a bigger car on account of having 2 kids haha

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[SM105K]

Makes sense. You will enjoy the SHO when you get it squared away.

 

[Ces Romero]

Makes sense. You will enjoy the SHO when you get it squared away.

Yeah enjoyed it the 3 months I had it before this happened haha. Just ordered everything with next day shipping so should be here by tomorrow so hopefully my rear turbo isn't ****** too

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[SM105K]

Yeah enjoyed it the 3 months I had it before this happened haha. Just ordered everything with next day shipping so should be here by tomorrow so hopefully my rear turbo isn't ****** too

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It would probably be best to replace it sooner than later as well.

 

[Ces Romero]

It would probably be best to replace it sooner than later as well.

Yeah that's what I was thinking just seems like a time consuming task

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[Ces Romero]

Would you happen to know how to remove the oil drain tube from the oil pan? Seems like it's just pushed in there so I should be able to pull it out right?

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[SM105K]

Would you happen to know how to remove the oil drain tube from the oil pan? Seems like it's just pushed in there so I should be able to pull it out right?

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Let me ask Shodded. He would know.

 

[Ces Romero]

Let me ask Shodded. The would know.

Thanks man

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[SM105K]

No worries, he should chime in soon. He is literally the go to man for all of the things ecoboost.

 

[SHOdded]

Do you mean the pickup tube/sump screen?

1. Remove the 2 bolts and the oil pump screen and pickup tube.
   • Discard the O-ring seal.
   • To install, tighten to 10 Nm (89 lb-in).

1. To install, reverse the removal procedure.
   • Install a new O-ring seal.