P0301 fireballs and lots of smoke
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P0301 fireballs and lots of smoke
So just a little while ago I had a superbly massive fireball out of my exhaust on hard acceleration followed by a pop and a p0301 (misfire) code limp the car just a little back to the house and there's an awesome amount of oil coming from my exhaust.
I am full bolt ons and term tuned via Brian the lion on a stock turbo
No coolant in exhaust
Coolant levels fine
Nothing out of place in the engine bay
Turbo is done ? Non lnf familiar mechanic says it may be a hole in piston 1 any advice? Thanks!
I am full bolt ons and term tuned via Brian the lion on a stock turbo
No coolant in exhaust
Coolant levels fine
Nothing out of place in the engine bay
Turbo is done ? Non lnf familiar mechanic says it may be a hole in piston 1 any advice? Thanks!
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Take the intake off and check for shaft play. Also a better definition than an awesome amount (are we talking quarts coming out).
You could also take a look at Cyl1's plug and then perform a compression or leak down (leak downs are better but a compression test will show you if there is a hole in Cyl1).
You could also take a look at Cyl1's plug and then perform a compression or leak down (leak downs are better but a compression test will show you if there is a hole in Cyl1).
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Take the intake off and check for shaft play. Also a better definition than an awesome amount (are we talking quarts coming out).
You could also take a look at Cyl1's plug and then perform a compression or leak down (leak downs are better but a compression test will show you if there is a hole in Cyl1).
You could also take a look at Cyl1's plug and then perform a compression or leak down (leak downs are better but a compression test will show you if there is a hole in Cyl1).
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Oil in each cylinder, 165 across the board except cylinder 4 which is reading 0, battery died and starter won't turn over so I assume that's the issue. Valve seals maybe ?
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I'll pull the intake tomorrow, if the pcv is stuckopen they're will be an obscene amount of oil or caking or what ? Valves are moving on startup but somehow still no reading for #4
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