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    Junior Member Two Rings
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    3.0 TFSI Oil filter housing gasket - Need to remove the supercharger?

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    Hey guys,

    So, when I was working on replacing the motor mounts for my C7 3.0T, I noticed a lot of oil leak coming from rear-top side of the engine. Shit :)
    (Definitely not the crankshaft seal)

    I briefly checked the condition of seals on rear chain covers, they seemed to be okay. Couldn't check leaks around the OFH, though. Too obstructed..

    So, question. I'd like to know if I need to remove the supercharger in order to get the oil filter housing removed. You know this engine is crappy to work on, and if I need to remove certain parts, then I would need to prepare the necessary parts. (gaskets, seals, etc..)

    I googled a lot for C7 3.0T OFHG DIY, couldn't find any. I would appreciate some information :)

    Thanks in advance!
    Matt

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    Veteran Member Four Rings Valpo A7's Avatar
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    Nope but there is a few other things in the way per the factory service manual.

    Housing 1.JPGHousing 2.JPGHousing 3.JPG

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    Junior Member Two Rings
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    Hey, thanks for the information. I checked ELSA as well, it's same as you posted.. But the guys who had an experience with it say otherwise. Strange.. :)

    I'll stick with service manual, hope it goes without a problem. Thanks a lot!

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