Help!!! WHITE SMOKE... Not blown head gasket.
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Well today I changed my header and put a high flow cat conveter, my tranny Oil and SH oil. Well that all went well, but when I started it alot of whiteish blueish Oil from my exhaust. SO i thought it will go away after a few min's, Well it didnt. It's ALOT of smoke for a four banger so any advise would help.
Please no flaming, thanx for any input.
Please no flaming, thanx for any input.
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ok, so how is it posible that every thing was a 100% good until I did this tune up? Dono im gona go right now drive car for 10-15 min see if anything gets better, thanx for help
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Well When i whent to go for a ride. I started it and it was 100% perfect. No smoke at ALL. So i drove it for a while hit Vtec a few times and then for like 2 min there was ALOT of white smoke again. After thows 2 min it whent back to normal. Any Ideas?
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