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    I took the egr valve off for a clean yesterday and noticed small metal filings in the pipe which links the throttle body to the egr valve and removed the turbo pipe as I noticed oil on the brand new throttle body which seems to have come from a small split in the pipe after the jubliee clip.

    I need to get a replacement turbo pipe, it appears to come in 2 sections is this correct or has someone previously cut it and joined the pipe?

    What could the metal filings be from the turbo? would that coinside with oil in the turbo pipe - maybe turbo seals gone?

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    if the turbo seals are gone you will be burning oil. All the turbo cars I have owned have had some oil collect in the pipes but nothing excessive (apart from the rst I had which blew the turbo).

    What metal were the filings? Brass/copper/ally???? Any metal imo is probably not a good thing!

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    I thought I noticed them when I changed the throttle body but wasn't certain but when I saw them again I did think hmmm. I'm going to guess at ally as it wasn't the right colour for brass or copper

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    i would say the turbo is on its way out ...

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    First I have ever heard of this but like the others have said m8 something's either on it's way out or it has gone already.

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    This is a common find usually after the turbo blows!, in your case you have the metal but the turbo aint gone yet, some people who have had this & replaced the turbo without doing a THOROUGH clean of all areas had there turbo blow AGAIN!,

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    Take the hoses off the turbo inlet side and have a close inspection for any bamage to the blades/housings.

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    oh jesus, turbo is expensive I guess just to buy the part?

    Is it a easy bolt off and bolt on DIY job?
    Come to think of it where is the turbo?
    Where abouts is the turbo inlet pipe?
    Should it be a get it in garage asap job?

    Maybe thats where my judder is coming from, it seems to happen 2500 revs ish now

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    Quote Originally Posted by fattony View Post
    oh jesus, turbo is expensive I guess just to buy the part?

    Is it a easy bolt off and bolt on DIY job?
    Come to think of it where is the turbo?
    Where abouts is the turbo inlet pipe?
    Should it be a get it in garage asap job?

    Maybe thats where my judder is coming from, it seems to happen 2500 revs ish now
    the turbo on my 2.2 dti was changed in 2008 at a dealer and cost £479 but the turbo itself only cost £262 so maybe worth fitting a new one yourself if its gone

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    its making sure everything is cleaned out properly is my concern, simple bolt off and on I'll have a go but have a feeling a turbo is slightly more involved, at least I'll be vat registered by the time it goes in so thats a saving!

    Should I be booking it in or driving it until it dies?

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