defo ur piston rings man!!!
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22-09-09, 10:02 #1di Member
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"If it drives in the rear, drifting is near!! If it drives in the front, den it's a cunt"
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22-09-09, 10:25 #2di Member
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This normal to a small extent, hence the use of oil catch cans but if it is severe its likley to be caused by excess crank case pressure. This could be caused by overfilled oil in the best case or as said above worn rings or a leaking head gasket.
However is the rings were worn that badly the car would be hard to start due to the low compression on whichever cylinder has the issue.
Do a compression check and a sniff test to check rings and gasket.
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22-09-09, 16:45 #3di Member
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did a compression test all good, car starts and drives perfect no miss fire r nything,
was thinkng turbo oil seals,, i have the rocker cover breader off at the moment and still throwing oil into the intercooler
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23-09-09, 08:47 #4di Member
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Well if its not coming from the rocker then ots got to be the turbo seals....
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