Subject	Re: Generally it goes away when driving I think
Posted by	Metacom on July 26, 2019 at 8:13 PM
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In Reply To	Generally it goes away when driving I think posted by jval on July 26, 2019 at 07:20 PM
Message	If its a turbo it could be the turbo seals leaking when it sits and cools then the seals expand when they get hot. If its an NA (TT too) it could be valve seals. Your spark plugs if they weren't replaced recently can give you a good sign of whats happening in there, compare them to a chart.
Follow Ups	White Smoke, Good Compression - jval 18:28:26 07/24/19 Re: White Smoke, Good Compression - Metacom 21:57:17 07/24/19 Not that I've noticed (n/m) - jval 12:14:47 07/25/19 Re: Not that I've noticed - Metacom 18:49:46 07/26/19 Generally it goes away when driving I think - jval 19:20:14 07/26/19 Re: Generally it goes away when driving I think - Metacom 20:13:11 07/26/19 I replaced them a few weeks ago - jval 10:39:44 07/27/19 What plugs did you put in? (n/m) - FrozTTy 23:24:31 07/28/19 NGK - jval 15:08:51 07/29/19 Is the smoke heavier out of one side of the exhuast or even? (n/m) - CarolinaZ_TT 07:51:54 07/25/19 It seems pretty even (n/m) - jval 12:15:04 07/25/19
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