Oil in boost hose means..

[ScottKinnear]

As above question. The turbo seems to have given up the ghost too. Car runs well with boost pipes off, but crap when boosts pipes on at around when boost should kick in. Is it time for a re build.

Strange thing is there was nothing to give me the impression it's had gone or was on its way out???

[HAndy]

a prob oil seals in turbo, any in /out play? might want hang your intercooler out to dry for a few days in a catch tray:laugh:;)

[ScottKinnear]

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This would seem to be all there is. I took the boost run off and took the car for a spin and it would seem I have a fueling problem again.

So is this oil the start? Or the end of the seal leaking. Is it a trip to turbo technics or sinething you can do yourself?

Cheers again

[Brigsy]

Thats nowt mate, i wouldn't worry. The average diesel has a lot more oil in hoses. Your boost problems wont be related to the oil

[Jonny5]

Are you running the o.e breather set-up with the pipe fitted to the telephone hose?
If you are, dependant on the condition of the engine this causes oily fumes to be sucked back into the engine which can sometimes end up with residual oil being left in the boost circuit.

[R5MJH]

Are you running the o.e breather set-up with the pipe fitted to the telephone hose?
If you are, dependant on the condition of the engine this causes oily fumes to be sucked back into the engine which can sometimes end up with residual oil being left in the boost circuit.

indeed mate have you checked piston comps ours did the rings and we had the same prob mate

[Alex]

What Brigsy said :agree: