92 integra with thick white smoke:(
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92 integra with thick white smoke:(
its been sitting off for about 2 months, i just turned on and it is thick, does that mean bad rings?? what else can it be??? this sucks...what would the cost of fixing something like that be??? guesstimating..
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Re: 92 integra with thick white smoke:(
White smoke? Burning coolant, bad headgasket. Get an OEM headgasket kit and pull the head. I use Felpro as well, and also a place called J. I. S. for my gaskets, haven't had an issues with them yet.
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Re: 92 integra with thick white smoke:(
ok, i did a compression test, they came up
210,210,190,200....as i pulled the sparkplugs, they were drenched in oil...could that be the rubbergaskets on the valve cover??? and can tht oil be seeping into the spark, thus causing the smoke???HELP!!!!
210,210,190,200....as i pulled the sparkplugs, they were drenched in oil...could that be the rubbergaskets on the valve cover??? and can tht oil be seeping into the spark, thus causing the smoke???HELP!!!!
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As long as the engine was at op temp, and all the plugs were out when each cyl was tested. Burning oil will be a blue smoke, black is fuel, white is coolant.
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Re: 92 integra with thick white smoke:(
all the compression test that i read was cold engine. never read that the engine needed tobe hot? yes all plugs where out.
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yes, let the car warm up, pull Injector fuse under hood, do each test again.
You could also do a pressure test on your coolant system pull all the plugs out and see if you hear air excaping into the cylinders
You could also do a pressure test on your coolant system pull all the plugs out and see if you hear air excaping into the cylinders
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Re: 92 integra with thick white smoke:(
210psi per cylinder(especially at cold crank) is quite high for an LS, unless its a vtec engine. There is probably coolant sitting in the cylinders from a bad headgasket which is causing the high compression readings.
my jdm b18b or LS, is fresh only 2500 miles and it had 175psi across the board at running temp, compression test(dry).
my jdm b18b or LS, is fresh only 2500 miles and it had 175psi across the board at running temp, compression test(dry).
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Re: 92 integra with thick white smoke:(
first off i would take it for a drive, bowt 5 to 15 min's should do. if its still smokeing when you get back do leakdown and compression... most of the time my car will smoke if i havnt started it for awhile. by the time i get to town its gone
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Re: 92 integra with thick white smoke:(
I had the same problem, same questions,.... The fix... A new head gasket! I couldn't figure out why, if the gasket was bad cuz the plugs were drenched in oil and not coolant. The plugs were very oily, but if I payed closer attention to the thickness of the mysterious fluid on my plugs, I could see that it's was very watery like. Not just only oil!
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Re: 92 integra with thick white smoke:(
if it was fine before you parked it up i dont see why it will be headgasket..
just take it for a 15 min drive before anything
also all the seals will be hard so you might loose a bit of oil and water, hapens to every car. you have to run them back in, especially valve seal's where old oil has been.
dont jump straight to headgasket and people stop saying it without testing
just take it for a 15 min drive before anything
also all the seals will be hard so you might loose a bit of oil and water, hapens to every car. you have to run them back in, especially valve seal's where old oil has been.
dont jump straight to headgasket and people stop saying it without testing
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