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There is always a pipe through which turbo is fed with oil to lubricate the bearing and turbine pipe, if the bearing is worn or the seal defective, oil will be escaping to the intake pipe.
In a closed ventilation type engine, If the piston compression rings exessively worn out, the blow-by gases passing through would have more unburned oil particles and enter into the inlet manifold.
In case of turning on and off the engine with full acceleration
In turning on the machine the turbo charger will run at high speed and the oil flow didn't reach the bearing
In turning off the machine the oil flow will be cut suddenly with high engine speed
Due to the absence of lubrication in this to cases a damage will be occured in the bearing and the oil will be mixed with air
The turbo charger is leaking oil will result in runaway engine.