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Old 03-24-2010, 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by BeetleMyHeart View Post
Nice job on the repair so far. One thing to think about on the oil in the intercooler. Many modern cars suffer from this. I'm not totally familiar with the CCV system on the 1.8T but if it is like most other engines, that is probably your source for the oil, not the turbo seals. Some modify their vehicles (not necessarily NB's) by installing an oil seperator that must be emptied every once in a while in the CCV system to seperate the oil from the air that is circulated back into the intake system. I'd say empty the oil out and worry about getting it back together. I've been told VW engines tend to have a bit of blow-by (especially in my friends Audi with the 2.0T) so that will add a bit more oil into your CCV system.
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I plan to empty the oil from intercooler when I put it back together. I have casually checked the turbo and it looks fine, but I'll be making a more in-depth check before I put the head back on.
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