how are you guys doing? i put a new motor in my car about 3 weeks ago... and i put around 1500miles already.... i just found out that my exhaust is spitting out oil.... alot.... every 2~3 secs my exhaust will pop and spit out oil.... while its idling.
you think the rings are not seating tight still? or can it be something else... 2 weeks ago my intake sucked in a small piece of rubber glove. can that be the probem? if rings are not seating tight yet can i do something about it...? use different kind of oil? use like a sealant that they sell at autozone...? i have no money to take the motor apart and do everything over... anyways thank you so much for help and you guys have a great day~

 

bump help again~

 

Did you get your motor tuned? My old motor did that when it was leaking oil through my valves and running rich... not a great combination.

Definitely doesn't sound good man. I just put in a rebuilt motor too, I'm paranoid.

 

Well 1500 miles your rings should have seated already. If you wanna make sure if they seated properly do a leak down test. Tell you if your having blow by. Did you rebuilt the motor yourself? Did you check all the clearance to make sure they're all in spec? Did you hone the block? Leaks can come from the exhaust ports if your spitting out oil through the exhaust. The seats on your head might not be sealing right with the valve face. It can also be your valve guides that are leaking and ending up in your exhaust ports.

 

just checked my spark plugs. they seem perfectly fine. light brownish.... and it spits out black dots when the car is cold... after its warmed up no black dots.... and also when i take it up to 8500rpm..... oh and one of my friend rebuilt the motor for me... honed out, new rings and new bearings....i dont trust myself... he knows what he doing... anyways i think its pretty normal to spit out lil bit of oil at high RPM? or am i mistaking... any fix to my problem....? thanks again guys~

 

any fix...?

 

have you even done a compression check? a leak down test? do these and get back to us.