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Old 03-18-2003, 08:33 PM
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a friend of my told me that when i take off the line, big white smoke comes out but disappers after that. is this normal on a high compression car?? he also said that my piston rings might be going or valve seals are gone. so what you guys this it is?? its not smoking all the time, just when i take off the line.
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what kinda car or engine? i would guess rings are going...im pretty sure white smoke is oil
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B16A with over bored Civic Type R pistons and knife edge crank. I notice that my oil level gets lower quicker then before
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your rings are probably going bad.
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did the pistons come with rings? what kinda rings did u use?
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The rings are only 9000 miles old. can it go bad that quick?? and will i be able to change them without having to send the block out to get hone and re-sleeve and **** like that??
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sure can, if you are located near the rialto area, i suggest you come to ONe. if not, what you have to do is pull the pistonies out, get new rings, and you don't have to send the block out to get rehoned. by a honing tool that you can put on a drill and hone it out yourself. make sure you lube up the cylinder walls first. just hone until all the ring lines are gone.

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I have the same probelm, but its all the time. I think it is the valve seals, because we just replaced the head gasket and there was no scoring on the cylinder walls.
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did the pistons come with rings? what kinda rings did u use?
yes it came with the pistons and its just stock oem 0.25 over bored piston rings. civic tpe r
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I will be doing my head work very soon, should i check it when the head is off?? only problem is, i don't want to pull the block apart and find out that its not the rings. is there another why to found out without tearing the block apart?
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