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Old 04-19-2006, 12:29 PM
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Well my head gasket blew and the water mixed with the oil. Since that water/oil mixture got into my turbo do the the oil feed line is my turbo still ok or is it trash now? please let me know.
Old 04-20-2006, 01:40 PM
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bumb...someone let me know
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I'd leave it. I would flush it out for a second(At most) of oil pressure buildup and then release the oil drail from the turbo into a pan to flush out the line. I really don't think it'll hurt anything else. Just how much water got into the Engine?

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a good amout of water....so do u guys think the turbo is still good to go?
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How long did you drive with water/oil mix flowing through the turbo? I trashed mine because I had to drive about 5 miles home with a blown headgasket. Check for shaft play, in and out, up and down, side to side.
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no driving...just started the motor up for 5 minutes and then shutted off because we didn't know what was wrong with the motor.
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You're fine. pour some oil in the feed line and let it run down. Then take some compressed air (30 psi max I'd say) and push that oil through the bearings so it drains out. Do this a couple times just to get all the old crap out of there.
But like I said, you're probably fine.
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