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  1. jacklegjim

    How to remove melted piston from turbo housing

    I have read about using acid to disolve aluminum somewhere but, I could not remember why I read that. I will give it try this weekend Thanks
  2. jacklegjim

    How to remove melted piston from turbo housing

    I bought a 3LJ 319 turbo that was on a enging that melted a piston. I have it apart and it just needs a rebuild but, there is melted piston in the exhaust housing. I have got the melted aluminum off where I can get to it but, I can't get to all of it. Any ideas on how to get it out? I was...
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