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Oil Separator (Turbo) removal

Hello,

I posted this on the Turbo forum but thought I would reach out here as well. Click the link below and tell me/us what you think.

Oil Separator-Turbo (Removal)

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Bryan
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Old 02-15-2008, 08:19 PM
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Keepin it fresh

BUMP: Tryin to keep this thing goin.

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Bryan
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this may not be of huge help - I've heard that 3.2 motors puke oil under various conditions mostly at high rpm's - could be that the turbo or some part of the system is more sensitive to this compared to the NA setup. When I take my NA 3.2 apart there are signs the oil has gone through the intake.

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