Gas in oil = excessive blowby = bad rings.yourmomsrps13 wrote:after sitting idling for more then 5 mins(warmed up and driven) smoke starts coming out the exhaust. turbo seals? valve seals? head gasket? hope its not the freshly rebuilt turbo i bought.i run royal purple 10-30 and just changed my oil after 1500 miles cause i had a hint gas smell from my oil.
No no no.... valve stem seals leak after the car has been idling for a while. Then when you step on the gas, a little puff of smoke comes out. Under driving they don't leak because cylinder pressures keep oil from seeping past the seals. Yes, you MAY see smoke if you are driving the car for a while, then park it, THEN start it back up a little while later. But it's mostly noticeable when sitting at a red light or other idling situation.rico05 wrote:Right, valve stems seals will only smoke on startup. Since your issue is after running, that is what is making me think turbo. But def do a compression test if you are worried, but I wouldn't be.
I hate to say it, but it can be a bunch of reasons. AIV valves don't just fail without warning you first. The topic is just too vague to give an appropriate answer.BLKTOPS14SR wrote:My brothers CA has been doing the same thing. Blowing smoke out the exhaust. His turbo however we know is bad. Its leaking oil out all over the firewall and exhaust. But here lately his car hasn't even been wanting to stay running. We think it could be the idle air control valve on top the intake. But not for sure. Does anybody know what it could be?
yourmomsrps13 wrote:yep! and hey thats what im replacing my t25 with
my optionshttp://store.yahoo.com/cheaptu....htmlor http://www.frsport.com/s15-sr2....htmlsame turbo, different companys.guess i should check shipping costs
just out of curiosity, do you need to run the z32 maf w/ that turbo, or could you run it on the stock maf?
Modified by yourmomsrps13 at 9:00 PM 2/18/2006