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"Show me a path through the engine bay where engine oil could spray onto the drivers side rotor. unless it curved down around the transmission, around the plastic mud guard, around the control arms, up and over the brake backing plate and onto the rotor. I guess it could happen that way. Magic bullet imo."
Im not sure how it happened there is oil everywhere and the only place where i could have came from is the engine. The brakes work fine now, if there was a hole or something in the lines they would not hold the pressure.
I just turned on the engine and it idles fine, no weird noises. and i ran a compression test i got 180 on all 4. before i turbod it i had 200 on all 4.
im still thinking its the pcv/breather. im gonna wash the engine bay and make a catch can and ill go for a small drive to see what happens.
I apologies if i sound confusing. im posting this in a rush.
Status: Sleeping, MS upgrades/rewiring. 99 Eclipse GS(with Turbo),Turbonetics 60-1 0.63a/r, MS II v3, 3" Turbo back exhaust, GSX Brakes, Wiseco 8.8:1 Pistons, Eagle Rods, Crane 14s, SS Valves, Felpro Gasket Kit, Obx Lsd, Southbend Fe Clutch, Ebay Short Shifter, Pioneer Avic-N3, 12" Alpine Type-R
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