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ian_saxo
22nd December 2009, 19:31
how do u no if the yurbo is nackard
there isnt no play in the fly wheel im just wondering if the is any think i should look 4
luthor1
22nd December 2009, 19:34
the spindle moves in-and-out,
it smokes
it makes less power than normal
Andy
ian_saxo
22nd December 2009, 19:37
wot colour smoke will it be and how can u tell if the spindle is ok
miamibluebaby
22nd December 2009, 19:54
dark black/blue smoke usualy a sign that bearings are knackered and is leakin oil
luthor1
22nd December 2009, 19:57
Blue smoke is indicative of oil that's been combusted in the engine
White smoke is indicative of oil thats been heavily heated by the inside of the hot exhaust.
So white smoke would indicate exhaust side bearing, and blue would indicate compressor side bearing.
Hope that helps
Andy
ian_saxo
22nd December 2009, 20:01
i havent started my engine in about 2months due 2 puttin a new 1 in and when i started it earlier it was chuckin white smoke out
i just put new oil in /filter plugs
i just hope it isnt the turbo
luthor1
22nd December 2009, 20:04
did you over fill the oil because a turbo oil-drain blockage will cause white smoke as the oilwill force past the seal. Blocked Crank breather will do the same thing and cause the same problem
Kind regards
Andy
ian_saxo
22nd December 2009, 20:07
cheers i only put 4 litres of oil in and i havent checked the dipstick due 2 i was freezing so im guna have a proper look 2 moro
Saaamon
22nd December 2009, 20:37
Dont worry about white smoke to much, it'll probably clear it self out when you start driving it.
ian_saxo
22nd December 2009, 20:41
cheers ill take it for a good run and see wot happens after that
Saaamon
22nd December 2009, 20:44
Don't rag it to hard though.. Break it in ;)
AXracing
23rd December 2009, 09:10
what turbo is it or if you dont know it who did the turbo setup off?
Boyes
23rd December 2009, 18:29
Could be condensation? Mines got a lot of white smoke/steam coming out of exhaust even when it's warm (goes away after a long drive) with it being very cold.
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