urgent help needed with Oil leak issue (oil in turbo/dump valve) !

[N7EJA]

I have had a problem with my vrs ever since i got it with being heavy on oil (petrol 2.0 TSI vrs) . never seen any drops on the ground. Went to fit my Forge dump valve spacer took the under tray off and its fil with oil and around the gearbox is oil and over most things underneath. went to take the 3 bolts out of the factory dump valve to fit the spacer, i took 2 out and one is almost out but its starting to drip oil out from around the seals ?? this shouldnt be normal should it. i feel as if i take the last bolt off it will pour out ??? Why would there be oil in the turbo ? Is it save to remove this valve completly to either drain it or fit the spacer ??? also how bad is this, i have a peter vardy 12 months warrenty

 

pics maby not the best as i tried to clean the oil up.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[N7EJA]

Wasn't so bad from the dv but does seem to be a lot of oil dripping of the gear box but I don't think it's coming from it but the undertray directly below it has oil on it. Any ideas where oil could be coming from in that area ? Would explain my high oil consumption over the last 2 months

[07 vRS Taxi]

It is normal for turbo seals to weep a small amount of oil. Some service plans include a drain of the boost hose.

[N7EJA]

I've topped up with about 7litres of oil in 2-3months......

[07 vRS Taxi]

How many miles have you done to 7 litres? Sounds like you have a leak if it is all over the place.

[N7EJA]

Not sure no more than 1000-1500miles . Can't see anything obvious from underneath or above .

[rwbaldwin]

That's a GALLON of oil every 1000 miles. Get it looked at under warranty before you wreck the cat.

[N7EJA]

Had my crank seals replaced a few months back and car still uses oil. Had to stick in yet another 5 litres plus since seal changed. Only done about 1000miles since then. Going to take it back to the garage next week when I get a chance.

[wagonwheels]

When my pcv failed it made oil come out my dv and anywhere else it could find under pressure.