91 ef smoking
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91 ef smoking
just replaced a head gasket and now the car is blowing out white smoke from the exhuast, alot of smoke. can someone tell me what i might have done wrong.
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wrong gasket, head not torqued correctly, coolant line to intake manifold?? Not really sure man. Recheck your work. Make sure everything is connected correctly.
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Did you install the gasket right side up?
Im pretty sure your supposed to replace the head bolts because they strech out over time...which might lead to coolant leaking into your cylinders...check your radiator is it low on fluid?
Im pretty sure your supposed to replace the head bolts because they strech out over time...which might lead to coolant leaking into your cylinders...check your radiator is it low on fluid?
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One possibility,
If the head gasket was blown before,
or you didn't drain the coolant
before you removed the head,
Then the exhaust is full of coolant and it will take it
a long while to burn off..
Is it consuming the fluid from the radiator or overheating?
If not just keep it running..
A 30 mile drive on the freeway is sometimes what it takes...
If the head gasket was blown before,
or you didn't drain the coolant
before you removed the head,
Then the exhaust is full of coolant and it will take it
a long while to burn off..
Is it consuming the fluid from the radiator or overheating?
If not just keep it running..
A 30 mile drive on the freeway is sometimes what it takes...
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