Where does the Oil line go for turbo?

The oil line for a turbocharger typically routes from the engine's oil supply, often from the oil galley or the oil filter housing, to the turbo's oil inlet. Once the oil has lubricated and cooled the turbo's bearings, it then exits through the oil outlet and is returned back to the engine's oil pan. Proper routing and securing of these lines are crucial to prevent leaks and ensure efficient function of the turbo system.