Subject	yes its normal to smell a little gas in plenum and-->
Posted by	Bo (houston) on June 08, 2011 at 12:20 AM
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In Reply To	Coolant level is good. No leaks detected. (n/m) posted by wolftg (DEN) on June 07, 2011 at 11:53 PM
Message	see a little oil in there because it gets in there through the pcv valves. You're probably burning oil then if its not coolant. The next easy thing to test is look at your plugs and do a compression test. If thats all good then the oil could be coming from your turbo seals. Are those the original stock turbos with 116k?
Follow Ups	Here are the symptoms, advice appreciated! - wolftg (DEN) 18:34:21 06/07/11 forgot to mention that smoke smells of gas seems to be rich (n/m) - wolftg (DEN) 19:35:15 06/07/11 Check your coolant level and --> - Bo (houston) 23:02:15 06/07/11 and it's normal to smell gas fumes in the plenum? (n/m) - wolftg (DEN) 23:46:13 06/07/11 Coolant level is good. No leaks detected. (n/m) - wolftg (DEN) 23:53:52 06/07/11 yes its normal to smell a little gas in plenum and--> - Bo (houston) 00:20:43 06/08/11 Your Spark plugs can tell you alot about how your engine is - Bo (houston) 00:32:56 06/08/11 One turbo was replaced at 70k, the other is stock. - wolftg (DEN) 08:50:10 06/08/11 Incorrect on smoke color diagnosis. - CoHPhasor 12:32:50 06/08/11 Thanks yes plugs are good reg/damper is new how do you check - wolftg (DEN) 13:04:48 06/08/11 Fuel pressure gauge and see if it drops off after shut down. - Woody75 (Denver) 14:51:30 06/08/11
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