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Old 01-30-2007, 07:51 PM
Dale_Peterson
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We have a 2001 XC70 Turbo. This is the worst of all oil leakers, I've
looked under it and can't find the source of the leak. My garage floor is
starting to look like the LeBrea Tar pits. I'm sure it will qualify for a
national clean up site.

Dale Peterson
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Old 01-31-2007, 12:37 AM
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"Dale_Peterson" <dale_peterson@verizon.net> wrote in message
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> We have a 2001 XC70 Turbo. This is the worst of all oil leakers, I've
> looked under it and can't find the source of the leak. My garage floor is
> starting to look like the LeBrea Tar pits. I'm sure it will qualify for a
> national clean up site.
>
> Dale Peterson
> retired grump
>


Turbo train seal or breather box.


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Old 01-31-2007, 04:27 AM
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Dale_Peterson wrote:

> We have a 2001 XC70 Turbo. This is the worst of all oil leakers, I've
> looked under it and can't find the source of the leak. My garage floor is
> starting to look like the LeBrea Tar pits. I'm sure it will qualify for a
> national clean up site.
>
> Dale Peterson
> retired grump
>
>


Rear main seal?

JRE
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Old 02-01-2007, 03:40 PM
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Thanks for the advice on my oil leaking XC70 2000 appreciate it. I removed
the covers on top and found a bunch of oil in the sparkplug valley. I
cleaned the emissions stuff and it now seems to be creating some vacuum in
the engine block. Will have to wait and see if the seepage stops.
Thanks again.
Dale P...........



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> "Dale_Peterson" <dale_peterson@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:z2Mvh.1670$Pw3.31@trnddc01...
>> We have a 2001 XC70 Turbo. This is the worst of all oil leakers, I've
>> looked under it and can't find the source of the leak. My garage floor
>> is starting to look like the LeBrea Tar pits. I'm sure it will qualify
>> for a national clean up site.
>>
>> Dale Peterson
>> retired grump
>>

>
> Turbo train seal or breather box.
>



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Old 02-02-2007, 08:02 PM
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Dale_Peterson wrote:
> Thanks for the advice on my oil leaking XC70 2000 appreciate it. I removed
> the covers on top and found a bunch of oil in the sparkplug valley. I
> cleaned the emissions stuff and it now seems to be creating some vacuum in
> the engine block. Will have to wait and see if the seepage stops.
> Thanks again.
> Dale P...........
>


Are you running synthetic oil? I would in a turbo for sure as it is
less likely to clog the PCV system.
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Old 02-02-2007, 08:02 PM
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"John Horner" <jthorner@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Dale_Peterson wrote:
>> Thanks for the advice on my oil leaking XC70 2000 appreciate it. I
>> removed the covers on top and found a bunch of oil in the sparkplug
>> valley. I cleaned the emissions stuff and it now seems to be creating
>> some vacuum in the engine block. Will have to wait and see if the
>> seepage stops.
>> Thanks again.
>> Dale P...........
>>

>
> Are you running synthetic oil? I would in a turbo for sure as it is less
> likely to clog the PCV system.


Yes Sir, using Mobil 1 syn.
Dale P...........


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