Subject	As we've said on 3zc, unfortunately, injector o-ring.
Posted by	CoHPhasor on February 12, 2011 at 7:02 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Replied to you on 3zc, but I'll repeat it here... posted by joe645733 on February 12, 2011 at 06:21 PM
Message	To summarize what you've said there, you lost #6, and bought a used one. As a precaution(?), you moved (working)injector #1 to cylinder 6, and put the purchased injector into cylinder 1. It is unclear whether or not you used new o-rings or not, but you should have. In any case, this is definitely indicative of a leaky o-ring injector.
Follow Ups	White smoke for twin turbo - joe645733 17:54:13 02/12/11 Replied to you on 3zc, but I'll repeat it here... - CoHPhasor 18:08:28 02/12/11 Re: Replied to you on 3zc, but I'll repeat it here... - joe645733 18:21:56 02/12/11 As we've said on 3zc, unfortunately, injector o-ring. - CoHPhasor 19:02:38 02/12/11 Re: white smoke is water (coolant) black is fuel, blue oil. - tognot 21:01:41 02/13/11 Not true. That is a generalization. - CoHPhasor 03:51:55 02/16/11 Re:you will learn... that mob mentality is not the BEST.. - tognot 21:45:32 02/16/11
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