What are the consequences of slight turbocharger pipe leakage?
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Consequences of turbocharger leakage: During driving, blue smoke may emit from the exhaust pipe, the car's power may decrease, fuel consumption may increase, and it can also affect the engine's fuel consumption, causing unstable engine idle speed, engine noise, and unclear turbocharging effect. Causes of turbocharger leakage: 1. Aging of oil seal gasket: After years of driving, some parts will inevitably age. If the oil seal gasket ages, it will lead to oil leakage, and the gasket needs to be replaced. 2. Poor lubrication: If the lubrication inside the turbocharger is poor, it can cause friction between parts, leading to wear and oil leakage. In this case, add new oil or replace the worn parts. 3. Turbocharger damage: If the car is involved in a collision that damages the turbocharger, oil leakage will occur, and the turbocharger needs to be replaced directly.