Seafoamed my 3sgte swap, very werid, crazy story Options

[supra12big]

Hi, So i decided to seafoam my 3sgte swap yesterday, now before i say anything my car was running flawless, no leaks, nothing bad with the turbo, just plain nothing. So after i sucked in about 1/2 can on seafom, i let it sit. About 10mins later, i turn it on, starts right up, it starts smoking like it should, goes for about 10mins, no while it was smoking, i noticed a leak of oil started dripping under my turbo, slowly one drip every min, i was like wtf? my car had never leak oil before nothing, so i was like wtf, so i went for a test drive, drove just fine, if anything smoother, but my buddy noticed blueish white smoke still coming out about 20mins later, so i drive back home, pop the hood, engine still running, now the oil stopped leaking, i was like okay, so i drove it again, blue smoke came out like i blew my turbo or something, so i checked out my turbo pulled it off and everything, everything is fine, put it back together, went for a ride, nothing it was fine, I really wondered if seafom played jokes with me the whole time, anyone have anything to say, sry this was really long

[playr158]

seafoam is an agressive carbon remover....it will remove the gunk that once plugged a hole in some cases...smoke was probably from the leak hitting the exhaust. but i'd find the leak (if its just a gasket or something easy replace) and fix it!

[supra12big]

but it doesn't leak anymore and i can't trace it since i pulled off the turbo and checked everything out?

[alltracman78]

If it was blue it wasn't burning in the exaust.
Oil burned in the exhaust is white.
Oil burned in the combustion chamber is blue.

If it's gone I wouldn't worry about it, but pay attention to your engine.

[supra12big]

yeah like it only did it for the time the seafoam was being used? guessing the seafoam did something