help! new setup seems to be fucked omg
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help! new setup seems to be fucked omg
today i felt like ---- guys i finally have everything ready to purge the oil feed and fre the car up so i got oil driping down from the drain flange everything is cool here, so i connect the drain hose and fire the car up, check engine light comes up as soon as i fire the car up, the turbo aint spinning and there's oil coming put from the compressor air inlet i quickly shut the the car down and and started crying wtf went wrong?
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Re: help! new setup seems to be fucked omg
i wish i had a digital camera, everything seems to be nicely in its place, it's also a brand new turbo and i heard that something could be blocking the oil drain, i gota say that i had to rotate the the turbine housing by loosing the bolts to have the oil drain down. other than that everything looks good
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Re: help! new setup seems to be fucked omg
Originally Posted by stillnoturbo
a turbo doesn't start spinning as soon as you start your engine. Some snails do and some don't, determines on the size and other things.
oil spitting out....my only thought would be that there is an oil blockage somewhere. you have your return pointing down, with no kinks correct, it doesnt flow down then up then back down...into your pan.
also, is there acuall oil or just smoke? if its just smoke...dont worry about it. it is just the residue burning off the turbo. no biggie.
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Re: help! new setup seems to be fucked omg
the oil appears to flow out on the same rate as it goes in so yeah its quite a bit, i have the feeling of the return line been kinked but it's aeroquip steelhose with the fancy fittings and all that crap, i purged the turbo quite good before starting the car i let almost a full quart to drip down, im runninng a chipped p06 from xenocron with a basemap and im taping from just above the oil filter oil drain goes to the side and then down to oil pan it's definetely not a gravity drain lol, but anyways im gonna unplug the drain and try to blow on it, man i really feel miserable