turbo hose residue
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Having just taken off the intercooler on my MY99 i notice there's a sticky oil/almost tar-like residue on the inside of the short fat pipe that connects the intercooler to the intake manifold.They are samco hoses and the car is decatted and has a tek3 map so runs increased boost.
Is this anything to worry about as haven't noticed it before.
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Is this anything to worry about as haven't noticed it before.
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Yes i fitted the samcos-haven't noticed the residue before just a bit of oil on the pipes.Car last seviced before christmas (7000 miles) at TSL so hopefully they would know what they're doing.Will check the oil level anyway.
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Originally Posted by MACCAMY99
when you fitted the hose, did you coat the inside of them with anything like grease or sealer ? Maybe it has broken down with the heat or fumes ?
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Just checked the oil and it's below the low mark!I've still cleaned the boost solenoid however as i'm getting the low speed hesitation (2000-2500rpm).
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As fuz says, the engine has a positive crankcase ventilation system, which means that the oily vapours from the sump are sucked out by the intake system, which leave oily residues everywhere. Nice. If it's kind of tar-like as you suggest, and it's only a light coating on the walls, probably don't panic. If it's fresh and there's lots of it investigate further.
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