TSi96drvr
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- May 26, 2009
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Delaware
Ok.. So, I've been wondering what the hell has been going on with the white smoke pouring out of my exhaust.. there is no residue of oil in the antifreeze or vice versa. There are no bubbles in the antifreeze while it runs.. Maybe it looks a little bluer than pure white.. I've heard some oils burn white, some bluish white..
I've read most post, including the huge compilation of the White exhaust smoke threads. I really think at this point it's a blown seal or 2 on my T28.. What I guess I am asking for is this though..
In picture 1, you see a little white goo in the middle there? those are actually tiny freakin' bubbles... indicating a blown gasket, I would assume... But what fluid would cause these bubbles? has to be fluid.. it looks to white to be oil, but thats about the only thing I can think of.. if the turbo is throwing oil through the seals, would that cause it to go upward towards the manifold?
I've never seen anything like it.. oh, and you can't see the smoke, but there is smoke pouring out from under the exhaust manifold.
I am aware I need to check the spindle for movement, but the jerk clamp holding the intake to the intake on the turbo is too rusted and too tight and needs to be cut off... not doing that in 97 degree weather right now.
So.. all the white smoke from exhaust and bubbles indicate...? I am going with blown seal on turbo.. but the fluid... it's just odd...
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I've read most post, including the huge compilation of the White exhaust smoke threads. I really think at this point it's a blown seal or 2 on my T28.. What I guess I am asking for is this though..
In picture 1, you see a little white goo in the middle there? those are actually tiny freakin' bubbles... indicating a blown gasket, I would assume... But what fluid would cause these bubbles? has to be fluid.. it looks to white to be oil, but thats about the only thing I can think of.. if the turbo is throwing oil through the seals, would that cause it to go upward towards the manifold?
I've never seen anything like it.. oh, and you can't see the smoke, but there is smoke pouring out from under the exhaust manifold.
I am aware I need to check the spindle for movement, but the jerk clamp holding the intake to the intake on the turbo is too rusted and too tight and needs to be cut off... not doing that in 97 degree weather right now.
So.. all the white smoke from exhaust and bubbles indicate...? I am going with blown seal on turbo.. but the fluid... it's just odd...
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