Blue smoke
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Blue smoke
So on the way to Costco today I see blue smoke in the exhaust as well as the usual black. The blue smoke is only produced on heavy/WOT, and disappears as soon as I let off. The car threw a cylinder 4 misfire code about 2 weeks ago. The code did not re-appear after a plug swap. So how much $ am I paying to play this time 
Don't give the man a heart attack just yet 
It could very well be your PCV system, which would be cheap. It could be your turbo, or rings, or valve seals. Start with checking the PCV system, then do the leak down test. If it's only at WOT and doesn't even happen every time, you've got a ways to go before things go boom. If you need any parts, let me know. We've got OEM stuff too.
It could very well be your PCV system, which would be cheap. It could be your turbo, or rings, or valve seals. Start with checking the PCV system, then do the leak down test. If it's only at WOT and doesn't even happen every time, you've got a ways to go before things go boom. If you need any parts, let me know. We've got OEM stuff too.
Don't give the man a heart attack just yet
It could very well be your PCV system, which would be cheap. It could be your turbo, or rings, or valve seals. Start with checking the PCV system, then do the leak down test. If it's only at WOT and doesn't even happen every time, you've got a ways to go before things go boom. If you need any parts, let me know. We've got OEM stuff too.
It could very well be your PCV system, which would be cheap. It could be your turbo, or rings, or valve seals. Start with checking the PCV system, then do the leak down test. If it's only at WOT and doesn't even happen every time, you've got a ways to go before things go boom. If you need any parts, let me know. We've got OEM stuff too.
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