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Peugeot Partner 1.6 HDi | Major Oil Leak!

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    lostboy
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    sorry to say but im going to jump in and tell you my moneys on the turbo, that thing is full of oil remember, probabaly shouldnt have kept trying to start it when the problem was getting worse.

    Is the turbo in that engine watercooled?


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    yuloni
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    Row
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    Was it running o.k before your mechanic serviced it...?
    If there is oil in the coolant bottle then it could be a leaking oil/coolant heat exchanger....this is part of the air filter housing.


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    Row
    Registered Users Posts: 2,025 ✭✭✭Row


    Condi wrote: »
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    These turbos aren't water cooled....there are oil seals around each injector but never seen many to leak...... Check the engine breather hose which feeds into the turbo intake for leaks.


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    yuloni
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    gammygils
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    My advice - Contact a garage right away


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    yuloni
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    Onwardandupwar
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    Just one question u said all belts and all included in the service. Why was he at the timing chain tho for a service seriously that doesnt add up


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    Row
    Registered Users Posts: 2,025 ✭✭✭Row


    Thanks for the update Condi,
    Did they get to the bottom of why there was oil in the coolant...?


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    yuloni
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