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Old Jun 27th, 2018, 18:53   #1
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I have a bit of an oil leak on my MY2012 D5 (215).

It appears to be coming from a sensor which is on a 1" pipe (maybe egr or something) just above the alternator. The pipe taps in to the air intake.

I will get a picture later highlighting the part but any ideas what it may be?



Not my car but but same part is throwing oil. Isnt loads but ideally want to sort
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Anyone have any idea what the highlighted part is?

My vida is playing up.. probably more to do with the laptop im running it on

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In the words of a Volvo main dealer, "they all do that, sir".

It's an engine breather valve which recycles oil mist from the engine back into the air intake.

The solenoid valve is only a push fit into the plastic inlet trunk, so that can weep, and the metal clip securing the rubber hose can also leak.

You can safely ignore it, or if it bothers you, disconnect the electrical plug, pull the plastic part out of the spigot, clean it, wrap a couple of turns of plumber's PTFE tape around it, and push it back home.
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In the words of a Volvo main dealer, "they all do that, sir".

It's an engine breather valve which recycles oil mist from the engine back into the air intake.

The solenoid valve is only a push fit into the plastic inlet trunk, so that can weep, and the metal clip securing the rubber hose can also leak.

You can safely ignore it, or if it bothers you, disconnect the electrical plug, pull the plastic part out of the spigot, clean it, wrap a couple of turns of plumber's PTFE tape around it, and push it back home.
Nice one.
I like a clean engine bay so ill slap some ptfe on it.

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