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Turbo cooking oil
If I remove the oil feed tube and look in the turbo (on the truck), will I be able to see if I have cooked any oil?
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The answer is a definite maybe.
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Well for where I would be looking, is that the spot that it would cook?
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I sure don't know the answer here, but am curious as to what has led you to look at this. Is there something that caught your attention?
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just the thought. And the people who have used rev-x, some state that their trubo performs better from rev-x cleaning the oil system.
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It will be interesting to see what Blackstone comes up with when they analyze the sample request on that other thread.
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Steve you are looking in the right spot but it is going to start coking around the bushings and may or may not extend into the drain orifice. That's why I said maybe. I do know that when I added 2 bottles of Rev-X to my oil I noticed that my turbo spooled quicker.
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