Subject	Seems if that was the case I'd have oil in other spots
Posted by	doug8867 on February 16, 2012 at 11:02 AM
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In Reply To	Valve cover leak dripping down on the line? (n/m) posted by Jayru on February 16, 2012 at 10:52 AM
Message	but not just on the oil line itself, wouldn't I? I mean the line winds itself around the turbo so there would be plenty of opportunity for it to drip on the turbo I would think, but it's clean. I replaced the valve cover seals and resealed the exhaust cover gaskets with RTV about 3 years ago, so hopefully it hasn't worn out again so soon.
Follow Ups	Opinions on weird turbo oil line leak - doug8867 09:28:22 02/16/12 Re: Opinions on weird turbo oil line leak - Madhatter10-6 09:50:02 02/16/12 answers to your questions - doug8867 10:53:17 02/16/12 With all that being said... - Madhatter10-6 12:53:44 02/16/12 The line looks corroded in the pic. - BoneZ (MD) 09:57:16 02/16/12 I noticed on a pic of a new line on Courtesy's site - doug8867 10:58:11 02/16/12 I bet yours had it originally~ Mine did and was rotted(?) or - BoneZ (MD) 13:30:12 02/16/12 uses 2x copper crush washer on banjo bolt. - Bernie (NoVA) 10:19:24 02/16/12 You can try replacing crush washers but... - ZXoltan 10:26:52 02/16/12 the "running uphill" is what seems odd to me too... - doug8867 10:56:18 02/16/12 Valve cover leak dripping down on the line? (n/m) - Jayru 10:52:52 02/16/12 Agreed. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 10:55:17 02/16/12 Seems if that was the case I'd have oil in other spots - doug8867 11:02:15 02/16/12 Yes, this makes sense. Should definitely look for leaking - ZXoltan 11:55:57 02/16/12 ^2nd^ (n/m) - z32hp*700* 19:20:31 02/16/12 Thanks guys, need to pull the plenum to re-seal - doug8867 08:36:04 02/17/12
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