Now for the other - oil leaks from the turbo. Ordinarily the only leakage happens inside the plumbing. If there's oil coming from the outside, there would be 4 sources: 1) loose or cracked oil supply line connection (s), 2) loose or cracked oil drain connection (s), 3) leak at intake or exhaust plumbing connections (if it is dripping there
Ive had my Audi a4 for over a year now and clocked up nearly 60K with no problems. Its on 220k at the moment and still performs fine. Recently I've noticed a couple of oil patches on the drive and it has started to make what I can only describe as a boost leak noise or an over exaggerated dump valve when accelerating.
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pushany large peaces of soot/oil deeper inside manifold. Double clean everything inside air intake manifold and EGR valve socket just in case if there is something left. Insert inner part of the EGR valve back in place, If there was an oil leak before you removed EGR then you can.
. #1. Most Common Causes Of Turbocharger Failures. Approximately 40% of all turbocharger failures are oil-related. Contaminated or sooted dirty oil leads to bearing scratching and scoring which cause excessive bearing wear and premature bearing failure. Another oil-related turbocharger failure is lack of lubrication.
Thenyou’ve got your engine. Four cylinders in this schematic. Blue for inlet. Orange for exhaust. The EGR system taps into the highly energetic exhaust flow, just before the turbo. The actual EGR valve itself - which controls how much exhaust gets recirculated - is just there: #05. But the bit we’re interested in is the EGR cooling system
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