yellowturbo

I founded oil in the turbine who blow the air ( and around the silicon clamp )... Is it possible or It is possible that when I installed my block guard and my turbo was not mount oil have been dropped by mistake.....personnaly I dont think that oil can escape from turbo this way ???

MikeMAN

seals in the turbo are probably shot, time for a rebuild

mike

yellowturbo

cmon the turbo dont even have 10000km and im not always in the floor...The turbo is a TDO4H-15G...On my last dyno run he creep at 18 19 psi but once I dont think its enough to broke the seal...

brcivic411

are you talking about the compressor side or turbine side? I'm assuming compressor side since you said silicone couplings. How much oil? Is it fresh? If it's just a little bit, then keep your eye on it. I think you're ok.

As far as 19psi? I don't think turbo seals are gonna be your issue.. more like an engine rebuild.

MikeMAN

boost usually doesn't blow seals, oil backing up in the turbo oversoaks them and causes them to blow out. u might wanna list that kinda info about ur turbo too, i can't just guess what ur setup is undo the coupling from the turbo and check to see if there is any oil in your charge pipes. if there is, then ur seals are probably gone.

mike

MikeMAN

also, try to check and tighten up all the bolts on the turbo to make sure that isn't it either!

hope ya figure it out!,
mike

yellowturbo

Thank guys....the oil was were the air enter the turbo...the oil was fresh and not so abondant...my engine have really strong interns...and the turbo is almost new...

I hope you understand all my english because im use to speak french haha

Thank for the fast help !!!

yellowturbo

anyone have others tips or recommendation...

Lenthrax

iTrader: (1)

check ur oil dipstick, my dipsticks rubber part melted and it started to spew out oil and cuased some smoke and oil coming from the turbo