broken turbo
James Ballenger
ballengerj at sprynet.com
Thu Dec 17 10:38:22 GMT 1998
"West, David" wrote:
> Secondly, when this oil burns will it be mainly whitish
> smoke?
White smoke = water
Blue smoke = oil
Black smoke = rich
I've had all three on one engine ;-)
> Thirdly, should this oil be present throughout the intake
> manifold or is it fine enough mist that it is hard to detect.
You will be able to see it on the plugs.
> I think that a have a major enrichment problem as my plugs are fouling
> quickly and my car is not driveable.
Plugs fouled by too rich fuel will have lots of carbon suit on them, like
a black powder. Plugs fouled by oil will be greasy and sticky, It can
build up and even clog the gap.
Sounds like you have a serious oil leak somewhere. I haven't had any
turbo experience so I can't tell you if it is coming from there.
James Ballenger
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