Subject	That banjo is the coolant fitting.
Posted by	Doug71zt(CAN) on February 03, 2019 at 9:22 PM
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In Reply To	Turbo oil leak, can somebody venture a guess? posted by dancefloor on February 02, 2019 at 11:56 AM
Message	Looks like you have a leak at the oil line flare fitting on top of the CHRA. Try to look down from the top to see if the top of the CHRA is wet. If they are new (not rebuilt) CHRA's, you shouldn't have any leakage. Rebuilt turbos, Meh, that's a crapshoot. You can upsize the drain holes in the cartridge during rebuild, that helps prevent frothed oil from backing up in the bearing area and forcing its way into the hot side of the turbo.
Follow Ups	Turbo oil leak, can somebody venture a guess? - dancefloor 11:56:27 02/02/19 I believe that is bad seals - FrozTTy 15:34:51 02/02/19 Re: I believe that is bad seals - dancefloor 19:37:10 02/02/19 Well this is good news to me as well - FrozTTy 07:52:56 02/03/19 Re: Well this is good news to me as well - dancefloor 12:56:49 02/03/19 Left as is (n/m) - FrozTTy 14:24:36 02/03/19 Stock turbos? Journal bearing turbos do that. If it's - MixManMash 16:26:24 02/02/19 Agreed, my stickers weep a bit in the same area - itsa300zx 18:50:34 02/02/19 LOL, stock turbos, not stickers. Stickers only add 5hp (n/m) - itsa300zx 18:52:11 02/02/19 Re: Stock turbos? Journal bearing turbos do that. If it's - dancefloor 19:38:01 02/02/19 is that gasket sealer i see trying fix a leak? lol (n/m) - nonstopna 16:21:56 02/03/19 the blue stuff? somebody else did it, i have no idea. (n/m) - dancefloor 17:28:54 02/03/19 the blue stuff? somebody else did it, i have no idea. (n/m) - dancefloor 19:34:25 02/03/19 That banjo is the coolant fitting. - Doug71zt(CAN) 21:22:24 02/03/19
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