Oil wetness/dripping under turbos?

Bryan@BNR · 03-04-2008, 01:11 AM

whats up guys.

Carbon seals leak a little naturally. What you need to do is remove the Y and the inlets. You may need to stick the secondary inlet duct on a belt sander and make it flat. Then you will need to put a film of Grey silicone on the gaskets and reassemble. That should take care of the leaks around the compressor housings.

If it is coming from the drains, then you need to put a very light film of grey on the drain gaskets. The metal gaskets from the factory aren't very good on sealing.

After that if the engine smokes, its just time to weigh your options.

Bryan@BNR
205 640 1193

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03-04-2008, 01:11 AM	#1
Bryan@BNR Rotary Fanatic Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 302 Rep Power: 18	whats up guys. Carbon seals leak a little naturally. What you need to do is remove the Y and the inlets. You may need to stick the secondary inlet duct on a belt sander and make it flat. Then you will need to put a film of Grey silicone on the gaskets and reassemble. That should take care of the leaks around the compressor housings. If it is coming from the drains, then you need to put a very light film of grey on the drain gaskets. The metal gaskets from the factory aren't very good on sealing. After that if the engine smokes, its just time to weigh your options. Bryan@BNR 205 640 1193