Signs of OIL in splitter valve,

[Squire]

When i was cleaning my throttle body yesterday i noticed on my forge splitter valve on the opening for the atmosphere release
there was slight signs of oil and not minimal but noticeable for sure, is it normal to have that amount of oil running from the turbo outlet, or should the turbo be sealed of oil the the turbine compartment??

thanks

[tirerub]

Re: Signs of OIL in splitter valve,

If your stock turbo it fairly normal, if you still have the stock smic there's probly lots of oil in there too You can take off all of the charge piping and clean with carb cleaner , except the rubber

[Squire]

Re: Signs of OIL in splitter valve,

ive almost saved up for my fmic from natty so ill just wait till then but okay thanks

[tirerub]

Re: Signs of OIL in splitter valve,

What are you running for a PVC set up ?

[Squire]

Re: Signs of OIL in splitter valve,

What are you running for a PVC set up ?

PVC would be??? stock if anything

[MechEngg]

Re: Signs of OIL in splitter valve,

Oil in your IC or throttle body is usually a sign that your seals are starting to go on your turbo...

[Squire]

Re: Signs of OIL in splitter valve,

Oil in your IC or throttle body is usually a sign that your seals are starting to go on your turbo...

thats what i thought, but it pulls hard at 12 psi and no issues yet, just run her till she dies??