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Oil Leak by the Turbo feed line

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91tsitalon55

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May 21, 2011
Seattle, Washington
So I have a 91 tsi talon and there was a leak that appeared to be coming from the oil feed line going into the turbo and the first thing i thought was new copper washers. But I replaced them today and it still leaks... its looks as if its coming from the turbo or behind the oil feed line.

Whats the next step to this frustrating oil leak?
 
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Well pics would help diagnose a little better..

I had this problem recently with my oil feed line..I replaced the crush washers and it fixed it right up..You might not have the crush washers on correctly..Look at the oil feed line whils running and see if it looks wet on the upper part..If so it's probably the crush washers aren't sealed properly..

If your runing the stock oil feed line it could be a hole in the line.You might have kinked the stock hard line and that's why its leaking..

+1 on the ss braided line, but it still uses the banjo bolt and crush washers from the head..
 
I put new copper washers in and it stopped leaking !!!! LOL.. The first washers i put in were too big and I put JB weld on the oil feed line to make sure everything that looked like a hole was sealed.
 
Jb weld?? LOL shoulda used RTV instead, at least if you plan on taking it off in the future it will come off and stop leaks LOL JB weld is going to make thinks pretty solid LOL.
 
I aint gonna lie, the use of jb weld on the feed is epic, that leak can be pesky sometimes, I stopped mine by making my own line from -4an line and two hose ends plus the fittings and what not.
 
I put new copper washers in and it stopped leaking !!!! LOL.. The first washers i put in were too big and I put JB weld on the oil feed line to make sure everything that looked like a hole was sealed.

Told you new washers..Ahh It feels good to have the same problem and give the right answer..
 
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