Subject	What can cause oil in the INTAKE pipes?
Posted by	Stanky on June 18, 2013 at 12:37 AM
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Message	The pipes that go from the MAF'S to the turbo. I'm stumped on this. New block, turbos, PCV's (70 miles) but I somehow have oil dripping from the edge of my turbo that the inlet pipe is connected to. The oil drips for a while once the engines shut off, but it does stop over time.. Exhaust valve covers appear to be ok. There is no oil dripping anywhere else. New OEM PCV valves...Also noticed oil in my turbo OUTLET pipes, but I am not blowing any smoke at all? Pipes were cleaned prior to the insall(or at least they were in much better shape)...I'm just not sure where to look.
Follow Ups	What can cause oil in the INTAKE pipes? - Stanky 00:37:11 06/18/13 Re: What can cause oil in the INTAKE pipes? - Tech@EPR 06:41:51 06/18/13 two things - aliaZ 07:07:11 06/18/13 cranked ring lands, melted pistons can cause excessive - Dane (Houston) 00:14:21 06/19/13 its a brand new IPP longblock - Stanky 15:13:13 06/19/13 it is always good practice to baseline your compression - aliaZ 21:19:13 06/19/13 Good point! I'll do one sometime this week.. - Stanky 23:40:56 06/19/13 stock PCV set up? (n/m) - Dane (Houston) 01:25:01 06/20/13 yes sir stock setup - Stanky 10:36:24 06/20/13 if its leaking onto the turbo - rmp459 08:48:42 06/18/13
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