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A turboed engine usually don't burn oil past the pistons/rings or intake valves, however,excessive blowby will push oil with the crankcase gasses to the intake were it gets burned in the engine.
A leaking turbo seal on the intake side will pump oil in the intake wich again is burned in the engine .
In both cases there will be a lot of oil present in the intake,..you can check that by removing the rubber elbow from the front of the turbo.
To see if it is the turbo seal causing the problem, start the engine and see if you can see oil radiating away from behind the vane wheel.(don't put yer finger in there!)If excessive oil is leaking from the exhaust vane there should be more smoke and in bad cases oil dribbling from the tail pipe.
For the blowby you'll have to do a compression test
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