scottiemac

I have a 2018 991.2 Carrera (22,000 kilometres). I was doing a spark plug change the other day and when I took off the U shaped turbo inlet tube I noticed that there was a small quantity of oil that had collected in the turbo inlet.
Nothing major and I just wiped it out with a shop towel. I checked through the DIY threads for the spark plug change and no one else had mentioned it. Has anyone else noticed this?
The car is under a CPO warranty until May 2023 and was just wondering if it is considered normal or if I should bring it to the attention of the dealer.

asellus

Totally normal on the passenger side. It's where the pcv intake is.

wilmaya

It's normal and the reason install an AOS. I did my 4 year service on my 19 Carrera T with 6,000 miles and there was oil in the turbo. Photo attached. And correct only on the passenger side, (LHD car).

Tier1Terrier

Check this thread out...

https://rennlist.com/forums/991/1222...separator.html

I bought one but I haven't installed it yet. It's on my to-do list.

VektorPerformance

Normal. The OEM AOS setup works well for many conditions, but not all.


Thanks so much for the plug and using our product!!

SConn

I can vouch for the quality of the Vektor catch can! Super nice piece. Hope one for Turbo models come soon!

scottiemac

Thanks folks. Just checked again and saw the PCV valve attached.
Much appreciated.