oil in charge pipes
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oil in charge pipes
i did a search and it seems there is supposed to be a little in there but i mean when i pull the pipe off by the intercooler enough is in there what it poors out and is being blown out threw the BOV. i was told it could be the oil return? is that possible or is that too much and the turbo is blow. its a drag kit so it has that gay *** fixed/welded return line.
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Re: oil in charge pipes
Oil seals in the turbo are likely dead. It needs a rebuild or replaced.
About the return, if its not a nice down hill shot to the pan... and the oil sits in the turbo is gonna push past the seals.
About the return, if its not a nice down hill shot to the pan... and the oil sits in the turbo is gonna push past the seals.
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Re: oil in charge pipes
so could the seals still be good, just the oil pushed passed or once the oil pushes threw its done? and also how much is a rebuild
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If the oil can pass through the seal then the seals arent doing it job and need to replace. So to andswer your question the seals are no good. I think a full rebuild is like 300 i could be wrong. GL!
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