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Guide : How to remove G60 Supercharger with pics

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This week I had to remove my Charger for a service and the only guide I could find online was the Matey Matey on, which was very informative but not enough pictures as I find it easier to to understand than a load of paragraphs

 

So I thought why not make my own guide for future reference and for other people to benefit from

 

Right so I started off

 

Pop open the bonnet and remove the drivers side Headlight and front grill

 

 

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Next remove the airbox/airfilter inlet pipe by 2x hex boltstop and bottom

 

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Next remove the radiator cover

 

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Next remove the 4 hex bolts on the side of the charger, theyre what hold the charger in the bracket

 

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Next remove the black plastic cover that sits on top of the charger by these 2 bolts

 

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Then on the right hand side of the charger there is a black plastic box ( the silencer box ), undo the jubilee clips and pull off the intercooler pipe

 

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Just underneath the black box you will see an oil feed cable, should be a silver braided hose , undo this and place up by the oil cap so I doesn't drip oil anywhere, there is also another oil feed pipe on the bottom of the charger on the side where the airbox was

 

Unfortunately I didn't take any pics when I undid these but you can clearly see them

 

 

Next to do is loosen and remove the tensioner bolt, and I tapped it off with a rubber mallet

 

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Then slip the belt off the charger pulley

 

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Next remove this pipe from the charger, its quite stiff so give it a good wiggle and a pull, I slipped a very small flathead screwdriver in and lightly levered it out

 

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Next remove the oil dipstick and then the 4 bolts holding the black silencer box together, I found this quite difficult as the bottom 2 bolts wernt easy to get to, make sure you get a spanner on there good and firm and don't round the bolts off, just slowly crack the bolts

 

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Next split the black box

 

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Remove the one half of the black box out of the bay and then remove this bolt holding the other half in

 

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Then you can access the last 2 hex bolts holding the charger in on the bracket

 

 

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Then remove the last bolt on the charger support bracket, watch the metal 3 holed bracket doesn't fall down

 

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Then I used a crowbar to slowly loosen the charger from the bracket, then with a bit of a wiggle the charger should lift out

 

 

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Now theres a big empty gap where your charger used to be, get the Gunk out and start scrubbing

 

Then send your charger off to Matt at OCD for an overhaul and service

 

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And there you have it, I hope this helps people out in the future...Good Luck Steve

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Great how to - thank you very much for sharing it with everyone!

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Couple of points:

 

1. Use F-clamp to compress the tensioner for the supercharger polyribbed belt. No need to damage the thread of the stud protruding once the nut has been removed.

 

2. Now is a good time to replace that dreaded black silencer box with an RS-outlet kit (easier to remove for future G-Lader removal jobs)

 

3. Rather than using a long crow-bar to prise out the G-Lader, I tend to remove the console on the right hand side of the G-Lader (when standing in front of the engine bay). You will need a new seal for the engine block hole underneath when refitting.

 

Tempest

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