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JB Retro 02-13-2023 11:52 AM

Santa Fe 2006 Turbo
 
Hi, I'm looking for some advice.I have a 2.2 diesel and for a while it has been losing oil but no visible leaks.​​​​​​​It has now started smoking bad from the exhaust and huge loss of power. I removed the intercooler and there is loads of oil in there. ​​​​​​​My theory is that the turbo is knackered and blowing oil in to the intake.​​​​​​​Would this be right or is there something I may be missing. ​​​​​​​Thanks in advance!

hanky 02-13-2023 12:42 PM

I would say your theory is on the money.

Depending on who replaces the turbo, make sure there is no restriction in the turbo drain line.

JB Retro 02-14-2023 06:39 AM


Originally Posted by hanky (Post 64680)
I would say your theory is on the money. Depending on who replaces the turbo, make sure there is no restriction in the turbo drain line.

Thanks for the advice. I'll probably tackle this myself. It doesn't look too bad to get at as the engine bay has good space, or is it a real pain to do? Looks like I've got to get the old one off for the part number as there's 5 possible replacements!

hanky 02-14-2023 08:39 AM

If you go to Hyundai ,provide your VIN, you should get the right one the first time.
Plus,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,turbos are hi speed items and I would rather get a good one !

They may require the old core turbo.

JB Retro 02-25-2023 03:58 PM


Originally Posted by hanky (Post 64684)
If you go to Hyundai ,provide your VIN, you should get the right one the first time.
Plus,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,turbos are hi speed items and I would rather get a good one !

They may require the old core turbo.

Thanks for the advice. I bought a turbo from a motor factor in the end. It cost over £400 including the old unit. I managed to replace it myself and it was easier than I thought it might be given the space in the engine bay. Just the cv joint to replace now....


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