Subject	Its a unique situation, so no specific experience.
Posted by	Summeronthechain (MN) on October 03, 2012 at 1:35 PM
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In Reply To	1 exhaust pipe still smoking a little after the "incident" posted by evan_aggie on October 01, 2012 at 10:10 AM
Message	However I would guess that it would take a lot of miles to burn all that oil off. The further back you go on the exhaust, the cooler the exhaust becomes and the longer it will take to burn off. Even with an X pipe, the exhaust flow still mostly stays on its corresponding side. I understand you are probably in panic mode because you fear the turbo seals are bad. But relax, give it some time, keep an eye on the oil level and see what happens. Also, report back when you do so future searchers have some advice.
Follow Ups	1 exhaust pipe still smoking a little after the "incident" - evan_aggie 10:10:01 10/01/12 Anyone? (n/m) - evan_aggie 13:18:37 10/02/12 I'm guessing that it is continuing to burn off.... - TTkeeper 17:10:33 10/02/12 white..definitely smells like oil. (n/m) - evan_aggie 19:53:48 10/02/12 Its a unique situation, so no specific experience. - Summeronthechain (MN) 13:35:15 10/03/12 Thanks. Oil level seems constant. I'm just surprised it - evan_aggie 22:09:14 10/03/12 I don't see how you could of got oil in the engine unless... - TTZ2NV(EPTmotorsports) 11:09:24 10/04/12 Those are good points. But, if oil was being pulled into - evan_aggie 13:46:05 10/04/12 Re: Those are good points. But, if oil was being pulled into - mpmarino 19:01:35 10/04/12 Maybe so. I never did attempt to drain the muffler, b/c - evan_aggie 23:24:20 10/04/12 Doesn't the passenger turbo feed the driver side cylinders.. - TTZ2NV(EPTmotorsports) 10:30:18 10/05/12 Oh, good call actually: well, the balance tube may actually - evan_aggie 15:51:02 10/05/12
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