Sorry its a non fronty question , iv joined seat forums but getting a reply is like pulling teeth .......... ( post has been on for a while with no answer , like hundreds of others ) in a 02 seat tdi 1.9 , iv noticed oil in the intercooler pipes plus a oil leak ! the oil in the pipes is this bad news for the turbo ????
again sorry its non frontera it appears fog is the only source of reliable info
There used to be as prob with them engines with a coolant sandwich plate located at the front of those block where the oil filter housing mounts. Would be a good a good place to start. I know from past experience that they are pretty fragile and if it goes can push oil into the strangest of places
Modifications: heavy duty trooper springs. EGRS, Cold start and birds nest removed,monroe adventure shocks front and rear underside cleaned and painted with hammerite and underbody sealer
Cheers buddy ... Will have a look ! Things started smoking now so iv a feeling it's oils stem seals and piston rings :-/ may be time to source a new engine for it
You should have the asz engines which is a very strong engine. Its normal for oil in the intercooler. Oil breathers from the engine go into the airbox that then gets taken through the intercooler and into the engine.
If you clean the intercooler and pipes out and it still smokes then it will probably be the seals in the turbo. If its the turbo be careful as you could end up with a runaway
Modifications: 2.2i rs sport (gone) 2.0 sport (gone) 2.8 sport (gone) 3.1td Trooper (Bull) mini monster truck in the making 3.1td vauxhall monterey (monty) for laning