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wickwackdj15
February 29, 2008
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its def a turbo seal exhaust side, no way thats a head gasket.
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TrumanPriest
February 02, 2008
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For anyone interested- did a compression test a couple of weeks ago; I hit 175 clean accross the board. Coolant levels have not dropped a bit. This is oil burning when it does not go through the combustion process. It's burning off the downpipe.
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Getinholdon
January 09, 2008
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CanhazCheezburger
January 09, 2008
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Thats coolant. Oil is blue.
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TrumanPriest
January 08, 2008
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It's definitely oil- I know it doesn't look blue, but there is no doubt that it's oil. It literally drips oil from the seam of the down pipe to midpipe (didn't have it completely tightened.) I'm thinking it's the Exhaust side Turbo oil seal. The strange engine reving (the car is doing that on it own with throttle) I think must be the AFM or injectors...
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stevefordfreak
January 07, 2008
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i would say head gasket most likely.itll stay make great vacuum from the other cylinders.when the smoke goes away the thermostat is shut and you inhale all of the blocks coolant,when it comes back it reopened and let more water into block to burn off.
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88GTkuntz
January 07, 2008
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Looks more like a coolant leak.. head gasket/ intake gasket on some cars.
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