Oily Turbo......What should I do...?
Posted: 06 Jul 2008, 10:29
Hello
Managed to sort the oil in the water problem out, replaced the oil cooler and it's all good now. Found a small water leak, one of the hoses had not been refitted correctly by the previous owner and the seal had not been made properly, I could hear the leak before I could see it, sounded like a puncture in a bike tube, only a very small amount of water that was evaporating on the block before I could get round to see it, refitted the hose and all is good with that too now.
The Turbo - well I assume that is the problem, no black smoke or noise problems with it, but I think the oil should be on the inside of it and not all over the outside....
Anyone have any ideas of what I should look at next to try and solve the oily looking bits....
Attached a pic or two to help with the description, hope they attach properly....
[img:300:200]http://www.colour-mad.co.uk/oil/oily1.jpg[/img]
[img:500:333]http://www.colour-mad.co.uk/oil/oily2.jpg[/img]
Managed to sort the oil in the water problem out, replaced the oil cooler and it's all good now. Found a small water leak, one of the hoses had not been refitted correctly by the previous owner and the seal had not been made properly, I could hear the leak before I could see it, sounded like a puncture in a bike tube, only a very small amount of water that was evaporating on the block before I could get round to see it, refitted the hose and all is good with that too now.
The Turbo - well I assume that is the problem, no black smoke or noise problems with it, but I think the oil should be on the inside of it and not all over the outside....
Anyone have any ideas of what I should look at next to try and solve the oily looking bits....
Attached a pic or two to help with the description, hope they attach properly....
[img:300:200]http://www.colour-mad.co.uk/oil/oily1.jpg[/img]
[img:500:333]http://www.colour-mad.co.uk/oil/oily2.jpg[/img]