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Join Date: Sep 2007
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My car is smoking very bad
I'm new to this site.
I have a Mitusbishi 3000GT and every time that I get an oil change, the car still smokes. It looks like grayish-blue smoke, and every time I push on the gas, it gets worse. I really love my car, but I don't know what to do. Please email me at Last edited by dai; 05-28-2008 at 01:31 PM. Reason: removed email before the spam bots pick it up |
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Re: My car is smoking very bad
Hey, it sounds like the piston rings are shot. Does it use alot of oil? The piston rings are what seal the piston inside the cylinder, more then likely they are letting alot of oil blow by and get burned inside the combustion chamber. The only good way to fix it is an engine overhaul, how many miles are on the engine?
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Re: My car is smoking very bad
If the smoke is white it might be a head gasket, do you run through a lot of coolant or does the car run hot frequently? It might also be the pcv valve. My car was burning a lot of oil until I had that replaced and now it's all good.
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 205
OS: XP
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Re: My car is smoking very bad
i think theemperor is on the right track with the pcv valve. if you take your old one off and shake it you should hear the ball in it moving. if you dont hear it replace it and let us know if it helps
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Posts: 32
OS: XP SP3
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Re: My car is smoking very bad
not to drag up an old thread ...but...
you're obviously burning oil. This can be a few things. From the top, you've got the valve stem seals, these wear out due to to the valves moving up and down all the time and they get heat damaged to and crack up. Then you may have head and/or head gasket problems. A head or gasket may be damaged and leak oil into cylinders but not coolant. And then, of course, as someone has said, oil rings on pistons. Yes you can still have good compression yet burn oil. The oil rings are there to stop oil going up past the compression rings... they got those names for a reason :) |
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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OS: XP-080413-2111 (SP3)
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Re: My car is smoking very bad
Not only old piston rings. Valves could make oil to get into the chambers. To split the two possibilities: try to catch your blue smoke when THROTLING, and using engine brake. first is for valves. Second one to piston rings.
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