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Old 02-17-2013, 11:26 AM   #1 (permalink)
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i have a 1996 one ton and have had an extensive amount of work done to the truck. Just recently replaced oil cooler seals. new mechanical fuel pump new valvecover gaskets and glowplugs
hpop seals also replaced last year. I just recently saw that there is oil in the valley below the mech. fuel pump . It is indeed oil I have looked and looked and dont see anything coming off the bottom of turbo They say the pedastal can leak but I am not seeing it. I took the orange boot the goes to the intake and turbo and noticed that there was oil inside it and there was oil at the edge of the turbo when i took it off?? I am stumped as to where the oil is coming from . I dont really know much about the turbos on these trucks. Any pointers would be appreciated. Truck has 200k
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The oil that you are seeing in the turbo intake boot is coming from the crank case ventilation system out of the drivers side valve cover and is normal. What you need to do is clean all the oil out that you can and then watch it. There is a possibility that the oil is coming from one of the high pressure oil plugs that go into the heads on the valley side of them. Occasionally one of the O rings will go bad and will start to seep oil out of the fitting.
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Where exactly are these plugs. Do they typically leak bad or just seep?
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They are on the valley side of the heads. You can follow the high pressure oil line to see where it connects and then each cylinder has a plug. The heads are 11/16" if I remember correctly and they are a O ring seal.

If the O ring goes it could leak pretty bad or if it is just failing it may just seep oil out of the high pressure oil system. You might also want to look around the base of the high pressure oil pump.
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Ok thanks for the advice! If it is the turbo pedistal seals what are the symptoms of that?
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