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> 1985 Cordia Turbo, Causes of oil smoke
Denian
post Mar 29 2007, 04:39 AM
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Failed WOF for excessive exhaust smoke. Possible causes?
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post Jul 31 2007, 04:47 AM
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Piston's: Check the compression in each cyclinder.

Valves: Same procedure as above to fault find.

Turbo : When the turbo gets worn it tends to leak into the exhuast however be careful if you remove the manfold to inspect becuase you will need to replace the gaskets.

Without more information about the colour of exhuast, when it is present and if there are times when it is not present .... There is no way to be of more help.
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post Nov 13 2007, 02:12 AM
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does it use heaps of oil if so most likely the turb common other mitsi fualt is the valve guides they go hard and crack witchs causes the smoke just done my head for the same prob and that fixed it if theres oil in your intake id say turb
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does it use heaps of oil if so most likely the turb common other mitsi fualt is the valve guides they go hard and crack witchs causes the smoke just done my head for the same prob and that fixed it if theres oil in your intake id say turb
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