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Skoda Octavia VRS 2.0TDI (CUPA EA288) high oil consumption

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Today I didn't do anything. I had no time. But I stopped by and tried to start the car. It fired right up.. After a few minutes of idling it just started to run funny (no noises) and just died. I couldn't start it back up so I'm leaving it overnight and check again tomorow. A friend of mine suggested that maybe the oil pressure regulator is stuck and delivering too much pressure and the tappets too expand too much? 

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  • TadyTheFish
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  • CristianCCI
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Maybe something wrong with egr system. 

Hmmm maybe something worh checking out but I doubt it since this is an low pressure system. I takes the exhaust after DPF and routes it before the turbo

I made a new thread about this since i basically highjacked this one 🙈 maybe throw some ideas there 😁 and thank you for your help! 

https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/511732-mk3-vrs-tdi-starting-problem/

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  • 3 months later...

Well in march i did the service on my Octavia... She has done 4500km since then and the oil droped for about 2mm so my work was a success 😁

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