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Posted for Michael Smith <msmith@cervicalspinespecialists.com>:

  That just doesn't sound acceptable to me.  I had the same engine stored for
  nearly eight years before I unwrapped and started it up.  I never had the
  oil problem described, so I would check it out very closely.
  
  
  
  Michael D Smith
  
  
  > After 5 years & 8600 hours my LNC4 is ready to go - but - having problems
> with a rough engine on low rpms. It's a turbocharged TSIOE1B and after some
>  investigations we found oil leaking from both turbos into the airintake.