Likely that turbo seals are leaking. Check for oil residue in the inlet pipes, intercooler etc. If so, then be careful. You may end up with a runaway engine (when the engine starts running on oil alone). Otherwise oil getting into the engine somewhere else (valve stems, rings, gaskets, cracks, etc). Check inlet pipes first (between turbo and engine). Not good news I know but you need to find where the oil is going.

 

as above
better check it before it becomes costly (worst case)
Ron

 

If it does run away get it in top gear and stall it a bit brutal but if turning
it off does not stop it it's the only way.

 

Intercooler is filling with oil and the pips leading off of it are also soaked in oil ?? Thanks guys appreciate then help.

 

You prob got a bad turbo. When engine is not running take of the hose to the inlet side of the turbo and feel for play on the turbo, up and down and sideways. There should be minimal movement.

If there is a lot of movement i would not reccomend driving the car at all. Ive seen runeaway engines many times, so be careful

 

So I've had the car off the road wile I replace the turbo but I've noticed that the watter bottle is completely black so I opened the cap and the water is extremely low and had the black gunk flouting over the top of all the water could this be related to the turbo or is there a bigger problem I'm not seeing ? Thanks guys.

 

Just go on it being dirty from over the years, too late to check if you have turbo apart, but if heater was getting hot inside the car , then ignore till up and running..