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turbo oil feed line leak

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You may want to check your turbo because the oil return line might have a restriction, so it might be building to much oil pressure in your oil feed line makeing that line leak. Or u could just need new crush washers.:hmm:
 
it doesnt even have a crush washer can some one show me a pic of theres.

I would but mine doesn't have any. I just screwed mine in and they don't leak the slightest. So im not sure what they'd look like but id guess its like any normal washer. Check for breaks or cracks and the other guy is right it could be plugged. pull it off and see if you can blow threw it LOL don't suck in though oil doesn't taste the greatest:barf:.
 
Interesting. The oil feed line on the GST didn't have crush washers. The coolant lines did, but the oil line did not. And that sucker was all stock before I tore it to pieces. Are you sure that it is tightened down ALL the way? The feed line on the GST leaked when I got it all back together, then I found out the line wasn't as tight as it needed to be. Might sound goofy, but it's still a possibility.
 
my e3 16g install leaked for about 2 weeks. Just a small amount but when I checked it after I found that my buddy only threaded it in and gave it about 2 twists to tighten, with use and heat it caused the leak.

I also found my other oil leak, but that is a different story and involves a rear main seal... :(
 
When i had oil leaking from that location it was because i wasnt using a slightly larger crushwasher, once i put one the correct size one it was leak free but be careful with overtightening the adapter that screws onto the turbo and stripping it.
 
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