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Smoking driving me mad
And upon first start up or if it's been left standing for a few hours it lets of A white/blue cloud of smoke smells like oil I have previously blanked hose of the vacuum pipe from EGR valve and smoke stopped a little The vacuum pipe has now been reconnected when Connecting it I thought I would see whether EGR was gunky It was clean however there was some Moisture inside valve but like a drop of oil With the EGR vacuum pipe connected whenever I give it hard acceleration I leave behind a cloud of Smoke My question is what is at fault - EGR valve - EGR cooler - valve stem seals |
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Have you checked your oil breather filter?If this is badly blocked,it also creates white smoke and is quite a common issue!If it blocks completely,the engine wont breath at all and you will get oil flow back into engine ,meaning it will run on its own until it self destructs. Check this first,If its still the same then ,my guess is that your turbo seals are gone and letting oil through to inlet manifold.We never had a 3.0d here with valve stem steals probolem,even on some with 300,000 kms Good luck and lets us know. |
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Oil breather has been changed to vortex
Regarding turbo is this a easy fix? Also when engine covers were removed and car started there was a little Smoke from Engine is this normal |
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A leak down test should shed some light.
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Just put that on stanby for now!Your problem maybe something simpler! You say you see smoke when you take engine covers off?You only have one engine cover!!!Where is the smoke coming from and what does it smell of?Exhaust or diesel or oil? Changing to vortex type filter is safer but will let more vapour oil through,which is normal!Been reading your thread on X DRIVERS UK and when they say that there shouldnt be any oil on turbo/intercooler pipes,this is WRONG information!!!!Even on brand new cars ,there is always some oil residues on pipes ,on all makes! The more feedback you give us,the more we are able to help |
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Hi
Powers1 looks as though the smoke was due to the air intake housing not being connected been told it's some sort of back draft i have tested again and no smoke so fingers crossed it was just that |
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smoke looked like coming from air intake area
and was blue/white smelt of burnt oil |
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Who told you about the back draft?Same mechanic that told you ,your car had swirl flaps,on X Drivers Uk forum? ![]() Show me? |
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Apologise what I meant was I had the panel that is above the grill removed and the air intake pipe was open to
So when i cranked it over I suspect smoke came from there Oh and this was a different mechanic who said that |
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Great! Sure that it was a relief that the fix was inexpensive to fix
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