EGR Blanking and Throttle Body cleaning (Ford Mondeo)

In this video I tackle the oil around my throttle body and intercooler charge pipe.
I also black off my EGR valve using a blanking plate and create some ducting for my air box.
If anyone does know my cause of the oil getting into the intake please leave a comment and let me know thanks :)

[@blondieman63]

I blanked the Egr, but took it out, it took forever for the engine to warm up on short journeys, no good in the winter

[@chucky2316]

Youre mondeo is different to my 2014

[@Beefkilz]

No idea if the air intake does extend out. But if not it's probs not the best idea to block part of the radiator if not necessary. I could be wrong tho. I'm not an expert just so you know lol

[@FriendsCarRepairCorner]

I have now removed it. I don't think it was blocking to much of the radiator however, I have removed and also removed the plastic ducting to the air box. A lot louder intake noise now and seems to be a tad more responsive.

[@foenovsky1]

Is your turbo making any noises? mine sounds like stage 3 =D and i have no idea where is air leak ( if it is ). Any ideas? Anyways thanks for videos you are posting is so rare you doing mondeo with same engine. Regards

[@craigprince]

Loose turbo inlet pipe? I had the same issue.

[@foenovsky1]

@@craigprince is it behind the engine? where is the best access to have a look?

[@FriendsCarRepairCorner]

Hi, Ive noticed since I removed the air inbox snorkel and blanked egg when I give it a bit of revs I can hear the turbo a lot more. Like a Choo which I didn't think id hear tbh with both cat and DPF in place. Usually get that kind of sound with a full through exhaust.

[@blondieman63]

I noticed you rad support fixing rhs is missing slam panel, or have you removed it ?

[@FriendsCarRepairCorner]

I haven't no... Will need to google what part you are on about now.