<VV> Turbo Heater Smells :

[Dusty Steinberg]

Check all of your connections downstream from the turbo to make sure that the hose clamps are tight, and that the gaskets at the turbo tube to the heads are not leaking.  Another thought is that the rubber hose that goes between the turbo and the chrome cross over tube that goes to the heads, has become porous.  Finally, the last place to check, is for a bad or blown out head gasket.  This is where my turbo was giving me the same type of issue. 
Paul in CT 

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>From: Rick Sanford via VirtualVairs <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
>Sent: Nov 27, 2015 7:14 AM
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>Subject: <VV> Turbo Heater Smells :
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>I have a 65 Corsa with a rebuilt Engine and heater system. (Fan Motor, Heater Tubes etc.) I get a gas smell when the engine comes up on boost or under load, like going up a hill. 
>What can I do to get rid of the smells ?
>
>Rick Sanford
>Werres Corporation
>800-638-6563x236 office
>301-748-4441 cell
>rsanford at werres.com
>www.werres.com 
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