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Old 08-24-2009, 09:42 AM
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New to this site but i'm a long time benz owner I finaly got a 300d turbo and the oil return line from the turbo is leaking I got the new seals and gasket but it looks like I have to remove the whole turbo to replace the seals does anyone know if the line can be removed without removing the turbo
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Remove the turbo first.
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you think I could get away with reuseing the gasket for the turbo
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Here is an article on replacing the seals:
http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/...d.php?p=799062

http://articles.mbz.org/engine/diesel/seals/
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Originally Posted by 300Dman
thanks for the link after reading it I pulled off the turbo oil return line without removing the turbo. Theres was just enough room for me to get to it with a 1/4in ratchet and a half extention no swivel needed after that I had to disconnect the bracket for the ac line to get enough room to remove the turbo line, then I had two remove the oil pan because about half of the groomet went into it. also had to replace the oil tube it self had a hole on the side of it. the whole job took me about 2 hours and cost me less then 50 bucks, so thanks again now theres no more oil spots in my driveway

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