Oil in Ic tubes

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I got an email from obs adict on my hotmail account and I dont have a clue what your talking about man... Ive never sold any intercooler tubes and its been 3 or 4 years sense ive even sold a turbo..

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If it is from that then you have way bigger problems....

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Like what? I don't think they got changed when the 910s were installed. Couldn't the oil be seeping out of the exhaust valve, through the exhaust and through the turbo seals? Just my theory .. I'm no expert on this.
 

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Like what? I don't think they got changed when the 910s were installed. Couldn't the oil be seeping out of the exhaust valve, through the exhaust and through the turbo seals? Just my theory .. I'm no expert on this.

Oil is in the intercooler tubes right? As in from the compressor housing to the intake runners?

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There's no way on earth that your oil is leaking out of valve seals, into the exhaust, and back into the turbo through the seals and then getting into the boost tubes. What lincolnlocker is trying to picture to you is how would any oil from leaking valves get into the intake. If you don't have a ccv plumbed into the intake then the only place that oil could be coming from is the compressor side turbo seal; unless your neighbor doesn't like you for some reason and comes over to pour used oil into your intake when you aren't paying attention.
 

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There's no way on earth that your oil is leaking out of valve seals, into the exhaust, and back into the turbo through the seals and then getting into the boost tubes. What lincolnlocker is trying to picture to you is how would any oil from leaking valves get into the intake. If you don't have a ccv plumbed into the intake then the only place that oil could be coming from is the compressor side turbo seal; unless your neighbor doesn't like you for some reason and comes over to pour used oil into your intake when you aren't paying attention.

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I was trying to make him think a little for his self. Lol.. but I figured someone would chime in so I didn't have to type all that out.

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Like what? I don't think they got changed when the 910s were installed. Couldn't the oil be seeping out of the exhaust valve, through the exhaust and through the turbo seals? Just my theory .. I'm no expert on this.

If the 910s were shimmed, there is no way to install the shims without removing the valve seals. Were the valve seals re-used or replaced?

There is no way for oil in the exhaust to get into the intake system.

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