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Major OIL problem

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Hi,

Had a nasty experience today:

Lots of oil was running out of my cayenne TT today. There is a leak which sprays the oil through the engine compartment (mainly on the passenger side).

Are there any known problems? Oil hoses to turbo's of something?

Thanks, frank

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Update:

The mechanic found the leak: the bolt which is used as the chain tensener is leaking a lot of oil.

Does this make sense?

Regards, frank

Hi,

Had a nasty experience today:

Lots of oil was running out of my cayenne TT today. There is a leak which sprays the oil through the engine compartment (mainly on the passenger side).

Are there any known problems? Oil hoses to turbo's of something?

Thanks, frank

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Got my TT back. The belt tensioner bolt has been fastenend again and the problem is gone. Mechanic said that this has never happened before and that probably they did some work there in the past and did not tighten the bolt good enough (second owner, so no clue what has happened in the past).

Thanks, frank

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