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When I changed my turbo a while back I bought some gasket paper from my local parts shop as a quick fix. I didnt bother using any paste as I heard that if any of the paste got into the oil it could cause problems.
I later replaced the paper gaskets with propper ones that I bought from Quattro Corner but Im not sure if Peter can supply ones for an oil burner or if he only specializes in quattros. Maybe worth a phonecall.
I tried Pete he said he doesn't do them. The turbo is a k24 from s2. I have since bought new gaskets from audi. I was thinking very little gasket sealant around the edge of gasket away from the oil hole.
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I was just taking advice from others regarding the paste. Mine havent leaked since I changed them without using paste. I just made sure that all surfaces were clean and free of any dirt/grim.
I also made new oil line gaskets of gasket paper. I didn't use paste and no leaks so far.
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