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Your 206 hdi 2.0 d turbo has an oil leak and its seems quite bad thought you had found it but now nothing is around the back any ideas?

Here are a few other places to check for an oil leak in your 206 hdi 2.0 d turbo:

- Turbo oil drain tube: This tube connects the turbocharger to the oil pan. If it is cracked or loose, oil can leak out.

- Oil pressure switch: This switch is located on the side of the engine block. If the gasket is damaged or the switch is loose, oil can leak out.

- Cylinder head gasket: This gasket seals the cylinder head to the engine block. If it is damaged, oil can leak from between the head and the block.

- Timing belt cover gasket: This gasket seals the timing belt cover to the engine block. If it is damaged, oil can leak out from behind the cover.

- Rear main seal: This seal is located at the back of the engine block. If it is damaged or worn, oil can leak out from between the engine block and the transmission.

To find the exact location of the oil leak, you may need to use a flashlight and/or a mechanic's stethoscope. Once you have found the leak, you can repair it by replacing the faulty part and/or gasket.

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