Golf Mk4 Oil In Intercooler. if you're noticing that the engine oil dipstick seems to show high oil consumption and you're finding lots of oil. the ccv oil is only lost to the intake during high speed driving, and even then its drawn right thru the system. you'll just have to clean it and see where the leak is. got my fmic today[:d] so i thought i would get started on fitting it all was going well then i took the stanard intercooler off and it was full of oil im. a little oil is common in most boost pipes. so recently i managed to put a hole in the bottom of my intercooler and have replaced it with a new one but as i did so a fair. it's about normal oil usage and what you are seeing is normal for a leaky intercooler joint, you can remove the. But if you take of the pipe and you get lots out (1/4 ltr or more) could be. hi guys, i couldn't find any info in the forum about oil passage in the turbo system, i have an oil buildup in the bottom.
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a little oil is common in most boost pipes. so recently i managed to put a hole in the bottom of my intercooler and have replaced it with a new one but as i did so a fair. the ccv oil is only lost to the intake during high speed driving, and even then its drawn right thru the system. got my fmic today[:d] so i thought i would get started on fitting it all was going well then i took the stanard intercooler off and it was full of oil im. it's about normal oil usage and what you are seeing is normal for a leaky intercooler joint, you can remove the. hi guys, i couldn't find any info in the forum about oil passage in the turbo system, i have an oil buildup in the bottom. But if you take of the pipe and you get lots out (1/4 ltr or more) could be. you'll just have to clean it and see where the leak is. if you're noticing that the engine oil dipstick seems to show high oil consumption and you're finding lots of oil.
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Golf Mk4 Oil In Intercooler a little oil is common in most boost pipes. the ccv oil is only lost to the intake during high speed driving, and even then its drawn right thru the system. so recently i managed to put a hole in the bottom of my intercooler and have replaced it with a new one but as i did so a fair. a little oil is common in most boost pipes. hi guys, i couldn't find any info in the forum about oil passage in the turbo system, i have an oil buildup in the bottom. you'll just have to clean it and see where the leak is. if you're noticing that the engine oil dipstick seems to show high oil consumption and you're finding lots of oil. But if you take of the pipe and you get lots out (1/4 ltr or more) could be. got my fmic today[:d] so i thought i would get started on fitting it all was going well then i took the stanard intercooler off and it was full of oil im. it's about normal oil usage and what you are seeing is normal for a leaky intercooler joint, you can remove the.
