oil coming out of the PVC or valve cover breather under boost.

 

Blow by OWNZ you!

 

He better hope not.
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Haha he knows whats up. Look at the thread title. I know my Civic's doing it because the rings are gone, but I'm going to run it to the ground.

 

I can't wait to see pictures of his pistons!
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could be spraying down onto the altenator pulley/belt/fan power steering, crank pulley then it will go everywhere as well

 

gotta think about the fans at speed...BLOWING oil around...I know I had a small leak from the feed...before my current TOO MUCH OIL situation arose to me . but, there was oil on th eback of the block...OMFG where did this oil come from batman? and it turned out it was the feed letting a bit of oil out and a good bit under load...and it was being blown to the block behind the turbo.

 

it doesn't look like it's comming from the engine. do a compression test just to get it outta the way. that seems to be turbo related. is the car letting out alot of smoke through the exhaust? maybe it's the oil feed line or a leaking turbo seal. the deffinately doesn't seem like the motor. otherwise if it was the headgasket, or alot of blowby, it would overheat in no time.

 

Well I can tell you what it's not. I have a breather filter on my PCV valve and it's completely dry, no blow-by And my head gasket is good, my overflow tank hasn't changed fluid levels in months. And my turbo is good, because it's a fresh rebuild. There is no smoking, no oil burning per se, except for the oil burning off the mani. Maybe the fan is spraying it everywhere after it drips off the return. I'll have to check that out.

 

Lol. My last turbo was so shot my BOV was soaking my hood with oil.

It was also coming out of the compressor INLET.

Like someone else said get some degreaser, or brake clean which is always better.