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Old 04-30-2005, 11:09 AM
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Well me my car is well on its way to being done soon, but I have a problem with the turbo. The thing has less than a thousand miles on it but it leaking into the intake see all the wat thru the pipe from it. Anyone know what in the turbo is causing it. I am going to give STS a call tomorrow, just been hering I am not the only one having this problem. STS bashers please stay out if you have no good input. I am totally happy with the kit. Anyway, anyone else have this problem if so what did STS do about?
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Its not a big deal. I sent you a p.m. on what to check.
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I would like to know this too, as I think mine may be leaking too.
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Could just ditch the pcv system and use breathers.
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i have that problem also, i would like a fix it tip, if someone knows whats up, thanks
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If I understand his problem, he is getting oil in the charge pipe from the turbo.
More than likely, the check valve is bad. Just take the steel braded line off; take the check valve off(3" brass cylinder on top of the turbo); put the valve back on the line and start the car until oil flows and turn it off. After a minute or two, it should not drip anymore. If it does, it is dripping into the turbo as the car/truck sits and running into the compressor and turbine sides.
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I had the same problem with my DIY kit. I put a check valve with a .3 psi cracking pressure in. That solved it.
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They have a check valve already.



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