Subject	Re: Re: Did you drive it at all, or just start it and rev it?
Posted by	blackemeraldz32 on August 01, 2017 at 9:27 AM
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In Reply To	Re: Did you drive it at all, or just start it and rev it? posted by shalz92 on July 26, 2017 at 11:21 AM
Message	Any resolution? I recently installed an x-pipe and during the first drive I experienced exhaust smoke when coasting and/or no throttle. The issue seems to be persisting. I did read that going to aftermarket exhaust set up does reduce back pressure which can result in weakening the seals on an older stock turbo. I am currently running down pipes, test pipes, resonated x-pipe, and a LaBree muffler 2.5" all the way and have a SZ ECU. Once I figure what is causing the smoke, I may delete the PCV and install the SZ Oil Catch Can, but first I need to identify the root of this smoke. Prior to this all happening I had an h-pipe on the car and recently had the fan clutch replaced at a shop. Wondering if they decided to joy ride a bit because before I dropped off the car it had no issues. About to hit 93,000 miles and when you start changing stock parts this late in the life of the car it will ultimately have a cause /affect scenario .
Follow Ups	Downpipe & Test pipe = White smoke & Loud Pop - shalz92 01:11:23 07/26/17 Did you drive it at all, or just start it and rev it? - FrozTTy 07:14:13 07/26/17 Re: Did you drive it at all, or just start it and rev it? - shalz92 11:21:48 07/26/17 Could be clogged PCV valves - FrozTTy 12:49:26 07/26/17 Re: Re: Did you drive it at all, or just start it and rev it? - blackemeraldz32 09:27:34 08/01/17 Sounds exactly like the issue I had. Slow down or - SammybTT(TN) 12:35:58 08/03/17 Re: Downpipe & Test pipe = White smoke & Loud Pop - shalz92 23:53:52 08/05/17
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