FOrSfEd

Just wondering if anyone uses a small gasket between the oil return line and the place on the turbo that the oil line goes. For some reason mine keeps leaking alot of oil.

redboost10

yes a gasket is needed there

FOrSfEd

Anyone know where I can get one.

turbotypeR@SPEC

any turbo company should have them.if not,you can get gasket material from a local parts store and cut one out yourself with a razor blade

Del_Slowest

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right on, make it from gasket paper from autozone or wherever

Flamenco-T

give me your address, I'll send one over to you tmw

stan

DaveF

if not than the hi-temp silicone will do the job(the orange stuff) permatex..be sure to allow it to dry/cure completely before running the car.

BoostedSi

i thnk i've even used hondabond on it before.

FOrSfEd

Yeah I tried hondaban but it didn't hold to well. Thanks alot everyone or all your help, I'll let you know the outcome.

BROOD

I usually get good results from using the gasket and a thin coating of Hondabond on each side.

incogNitto

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stan</TD></TR></TABLE>

Stan will hook you up , if not you can get one at http://www.atpturbo.com/Mercha...e=OIL

Bailhatch

I use high temp silicon. no problems on a few diffrent cars.

FOrSfEd

I did use the high temp for now, and it seems to be holding good so far.

wanksta

i got the same problem, but its not bad. im making my mech. fix it

rjardy

I was actually thinking about o-ringing that on the milling machine. What do you guys think?


Rob

rtype11

dont bother o ringing that , remember there is like 0 pressure there, the oil return line is "honda tech" for sink drain pipe. PS the flange has a round orifice but the CHRA is rectangular, good luckcutting an O ring.

technician 419

if you need the gasket the are available on our site under forced induction http://www.import-palace.com

FOrSfEd

Thanks alot

rjardy

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hey guess what genius, just because its not round does not mean you cant mill an oring into it. I guess you have never had the fast idle valve apart on your honda. Damn some people are so close minded. I think I am going to do it just for gee whiz factor now...


Rob

rtype11

dude I do not appreciate your tone, I try to be helpfull and save you time and effort on an item that does not need O-ringing, sure you can make a receiver groove in the CHRA good luck not cutting over the egdes hope you dont ruin your turbo, I dont run a FIT valve neither and wouldnt O-ring one anyway - why?? for "gee whiz factor", just head and block is worth the time and effort.

Rod.

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http://www.atpturbo.com/Mercha...e=OIL </TD></TR></TABLE> just got my gasket....

Flamenco-T

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I sent your gasket out...

FOrSfEd

Again thanks alot stan