Blown turbo?
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Blown turbo?
Only code i got was p0302 swapped around coil packs and plugs never got the misfire code back still running the same. Stft are around +15/+20 at idle.
changed oil, no coolant in oil, no oil in coolant.
Compression test showed 130-135 for all cylinders.
Checked turbo for damage and shaft play. Wheel looked in good shape but the shaft play was pretty slopping pulling in and out.
small but steady amount of blue smoke from exhaust at idle. Decent puffs come out when giving it some gas.
Exhaust doesn't sound steady. Kinda sounds like its missing or something. Went for a very very short ride around block and sounded like someone opened the back window going down the interstate. Best i can describe it.
I have a few video clips I'll post once i figure out how.
Car is stuck at my place waiting for a tow to my dad's garage for further trouble shooting.
Exhaust smoke.
Exhaust idle
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changed oil, no coolant in oil, no oil in coolant.
Compression test showed 130-135 for all cylinders.
Checked turbo for damage and shaft play. Wheel looked in good shape but the shaft play was pretty slopping pulling in and out.
small but steady amount of blue smoke from exhaust at idle. Decent puffs come out when giving it some gas.
Exhaust doesn't sound steady. Kinda sounds like its missing or something. Went for a very very short ride around block and sounded like someone opened the back window going down the interstate. Best i can describe it.
I have a few video clips I'll post once i figure out how.
Car is stuck at my place waiting for a tow to my dad's garage for further trouble shooting.
Exhaust smoke.
Exhaust idle
Motor
Last edited by scottjt13; 08-01-2017 at 02:07 PM.
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p0302 is a cylinder 2 misfire specifically. Usually when you have a misfire in a specific cylinder only you have something wrong with that single cylinder. You sure you have good compression in cylinder #2? If something was wrong with your turbo it would cause problems across all cylinders instead of just one. First thing I would pull your spark plug in cylinder 2 and see what the tip looks like. I would say you have something wrong with your piston or valves in that cylinder because of the smoke.
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Thank you for quick response. I had pulled all coils and plugs all looked the same. I'm going to replace all plugs but after switching everything around i had no code pending either after multiple starts. Im using the torque pro app and it showed no misfire anywhere after swapping plugs and coils. I will be doing a leak down test hopefully tomorrow when i get it to the garage. I don't have a compressor at my place.
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Thank you for quick response. I had pulled all coils and plugs all looked the same. I'm going to replace all plugs but after switching everything around i had no code pending either after multiple starts. Im using the torque pro app and it showed no misfire anywhere after swapping plugs and coils. I will be doing a leak down test hopefully tomorrow when i get it to the garage. I don't have a compressor at my place.
I would think the spark plug in cylinder 2 would be blacer/sootier than the rest.
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Yes using a Bluetooth scanner with the torque pro app on my phone. It shows current misfire for each cylinder and i didn't get a single count at the time Since I've cleared the code and swapped coils and plugs around. Cylinder 2 spark plugs looked exactly the same as the others. When i pulled them all out i wouldn't have been able to pick out what one was in cylinder 2 all looked the same. I will try finding the screen you are talking about and report back.
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Yes using a Bluetooth scanner with the torque pro app on my phone. It shows current misfire for each cylinder and i didn't get a single count at the time Since I've cleared the code and swapped coils and plugs around. Cylinder 2 spark plugs looked exactly the same as the others. When i pulled them all out i wouldn't have been able to pick out what one was in cylinder 2 all looked the same. I will try finding the screen you are talking about and report back.
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All videos where after swapping everything around and after compression test. Just went out and started it let it run for a bit. Finally got a pending code for misfire in cylinder 1. I know the coil pack from 2 i put on 4 as far as the spark plugs maybe the one from 2 got put in 1 not sure they they got mixed together. As far as reading live misfire its now showing on every cylinder after it warms up. But only got the code for cylinder 1 so i have no idea how accurate that is.
fuel trims looked to even out but i definitely don't have to intake tightened down all the way after pulling to check turbo. I broke one of the hose clamps.
fuel trims looked to even out but i definitely don't have to intake tightened down all the way after pulling to check turbo. I broke one of the hose clamps.
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I know for a fact the coil that was on 2 before is now on 4 because it had a different color that the others. I will get all new spark plugs and switch around the coils and see what happens. Im going to have to find a ride to the parts store not paying a taxi again today 20 bucks for a 5 mile round trip
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I may have to take you up on that set if these spark plugs don't work lol. It took a good 6 key cycles for the code to pop back up in cylinder 1 after clearing it from 2.
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Definitely was low when i changed it yes. Before turbo was like this i noticed it starting to get this screaming sound at full boost and not near as loud. And when i would do a shift from full boost (not a no lift shift, still haven't tried that) it would sometimes dump a nice cloud of smoke usually after second gear pull when it's very warm out
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Definitely was low when i changed it yes. Before turbo was like this i noticed it starting to get this screaming sound at full boost and not near as loud. And when i would do a shift from full boost (not a no lift shift, still haven't tried that) it would sometimes dump a nice cloud of smoke usually after second gear pull when it's very warm out
I get puffs of black smoke during full throttle high rpm shifts but im sure its from running rich during 100% throttle or its a lot of soot built up in the exhaust.
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my car does that now. Its been doing it for a few years. The screaming whine sound you are talking about only occured with my 24 psi tune. Its always been there. ON my stock tune, it doesnt happen.
I get puffs of black smoke during full throttle high rpm shifts but im sure its from running rich during 100% throttle or its a lot of soot built up in the exhaust.
I get puffs of black smoke during full throttle high rpm shifts but im sure its from running rich during 100% throttle or its a lot of soot built up in the exhaust.
mine never screamed before then started to at full boost 23 psi now anytime after 5psi
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that first video sounds an awful lot like you have an sti. which means one of the cylinders is dead. unless its just a bad video. would like to hear it driving. doesn't necessarily mean its bad, can be a dead coil pack, shot spark plug, up to a blown rings. maybe a better video. the blue smoke, if compression and leak down test check out, is possibly ur turbo, or could very well be ur intake is full of blow by oil from the intake and u need ur valves cleaned and a powell oil separator to prevent this from happening again if that's the cause.
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that first video sounds an awful lot like you have an sti. which means one of the cylinders is dead. unless its just a bad video. would like to hear it driving. doesn't necessarily mean its bad, can be a dead coil pack, shot spark plug, up to a blown rings. maybe a better video. the blue smoke, if compression and leak down test check out, is possibly ur turbo, or could very well be ur intake is full of blow by oil from the intake and u need ur valves cleaned and a powell oil separator to prevent this from happening again if that's the cause.