My pt cruiser 06 2.8 turbo started leaking oil?

Oil pressure sensors won't keep the car from starting. Have the complete car codes read. Security light on?

Hi Barbra:
1) I'd be suspicious of a bad head gasket with a possible leak between a cylinder and the water jacket.
If fumes smell like coolant that would be a confirming hint.
Check the oil (dipstick) and see if it has a milky colour or if there is any water visible. If the head gasket problem is only as in 1) above, it should be just oil.
- Temporary fix attempt????? - add aluminum sealant to coolant.
- Permanaent fix (expensive) - Off to the repair shop for a new head gasket.
Hope this helps.

Make sure you have enough coolant in the system. You most likely have an air bubble in your heater core.

Fuse box relays
check them out
or fuse box has an integrated module
may need to be replace

Its oil. Oil is leaking past the valve seals, letting oil seep into the combustion chambers when sitting. This is a pretty small leak that shows its ugly head when starting it up after it sits a bit. Keep driving it, not a major problem. Just keep an eye on your oil level.

Bad Head Gasket

White Smoke is Coolant being burnt

You done,stop using it

It is getting into your exhaust manifold-the return line is either restricted or blocked, or the oil seal inside the turbo housing is either leaking or blown, usually due to excessive crankcase pressure.Try disconnecting the oil feed and return lines first, clean them out, and try it again-if it is still there, the turbo will have to come out and it will have to be gone over for blown seals.

the overflow bottle probobly has a crack in the seam of the bottle.you can replace the bottle or remove it and use some epoxy to repair it.

It is important to check teh oil. Low oil means low oil pressure and the car will not start. Try that good luck