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Continued on reverse APPROVED TURBO COMPONENTS TURBOCHARGER OIL LEAKS TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS CALL 800-626-0367 (Florida) or 800-523-4809 (California) For Further Service A common problem encountered with turbocharger operations is the turbocharger oil leak . Often the as-sumption is made that the TURBO is at fault. This can cause unnecessary maintenance to be performed. In many cases the oil leak is not a TURBO problem-rather it is caused by either improper TURBO installation or engine maintenance. To fully understand what causes a turbocharger to leak oil and how to prevent it, we will cover: Oil inside the turbocharger Turbocharger Seals Check Valves Leaks at the compressor outlet Leaks at the turbine outlet Engine breathers OIL INSIDE THE TURBOCHARGER Engine oil under pressure enters the bearing housing from the oil inlet line. This oil passes between the bear-ing and wheel journal surfaces where, as a result of turbulence, air is mixed with the oil and is de-pressurized.
Continued on reverse APPROVED TURBO COMPONENTS TURBOCHARGER OIL LEAKS TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS CALL 800-626-0367 (Florida) or 800-523-4809 (California) For …
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