White smoke
if it was the head gasket the compression test would of showed that with a low reading in a cylinder or 2 cylinders next to each other...my coolant is still at the full mark in the resevoir and in the radiator....imma call fp up in a few to see there thoughts....tryna go the easiest route before i start tearing into my motor
Hey dude I had the same issue a while back and it was my piston rings which had me rebuilding my engine...it will only smoke when I take my foot off the gas...and get a oil catch can dude helps dramatically bro...especially with your list of Mods....Good luck.
the simplest fix might be if you used silicon to seal the turbine return tube. silicon can squeeze into the opening and restrict oil return from turbo. it will blow right past turbine. simple fix. use factory gasket with no silicon.
I was going to ask what oil you were running until I read that it was Mobile 1 which FP doesn't recommend anyone running with their turbos.
I've seen this happen on two other cars blowing white smoke where it ended up being a blown FP due to crappy oil.
I've seen this happen on two other cars blowing white smoke where it ended up being a blown FP due to crappy oil.
nothing is wrong with my pistons at all...compression test showed that....i just finished putting my stock turbo back on and omg no more smoke out the exhaust...kinda missed the lil fella anyways with the quick spool up...because fp doesnt like reccomend mobil 1 doesnt mean that its ****ty oil at all...fp just released that lubrication chart october 8th 2010, people have been running fp turbos for how long now and they now decided to officialy put this out??? its no fault of the driver/mechanic/owner of the car for running the regular oil...honestly its the first time i've ever heard of having to run a specific oil with a turbo...sorry but that lubrication chart should of been in the box when you purchased the turbo or something to warn the buyer/mechanic/owner/driver....
its no fault of the driver/mechanic/owner of the car for running the regular oil...honestly its the first time i've ever heard of having to run a specific oil with a turbo...sorry but that lubrication chart should of been in the box when you purchased the turbo or something to warn the buyer/mechanic/owner/driver....


