94 celica st puffing blue smoke |
94 celica st puffing blue smoke |
Aug 10, 2008 - 1:11 AM |
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Enthusiast Joined Apr 12, '08 From St.Paul Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
hey well i just want to get some of ur opinions about ur car puffing out blue somke? What could the be cause rite now i have no clue why my car is doing that?
leave me some comments on it if you can help me figure it out...thanks |
Aug 23, 2008 - 8:41 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Mar 11, '06 From Way South Chicago Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
no, seals. the guides are not a seal, the seal seals. the guide is more of a bearing that keeps the valve straight as it travels... its an umbrella type on these toyotas which hardens and does not seal well over time. the valve seal sets down by the spring seat, which is a lower area of the head, so oil pools there when the engine is off. the hot thin oil leaks past the valve seals, down the valve guides, and into the combustion area. if the valves are closed it pools ontop of the intake and exhaust valves, or if the valves are open, it leaks into the combustion chamber.
i dont know how to more clearly explain this, beyond with pictures. -------------------- |
Aug 23, 2008 - 9:06 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Feb 18, '07 From So Cal Currently Offline Reputation: 3 (100%) |
no, seals. the guides are not a seal, the seal seals. the guide is more of a bearing that keeps the valve straight as it travels... its an umbrella type on these toyotas which hardens and does not seal well over time. the valve seal sets down by the spring seat, which is a lower area of the head, so oil pools there when the engine is off. the hot thin oil leaks past the valve seals, down the valve guides, and into the combustion area. if the valves are closed it pools ontop of the intake and exhaust valves, or if the valves are open, it leaks into the combustion chamber. i dont know how to more clearly explain this, beyond with pictures. ok i see what u r saying but if its the seals that r bad would it not be burning oil all the time? -------------------- Your signature is not allowed on 6GC - Defgeph
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Aug 24, 2008 - 6:23 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Mar 11, '06 From Way South Chicago Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
no, seals. the guides are not a seal, the seal seals. the guide is more of a bearing that keeps the valve straight as it travels... its an umbrella type on these toyotas which hardens and does not seal well over time. the valve seal sets down by the spring seat, which is a lower area of the head, so oil pools there when the engine is off. the hot thin oil leaks past the valve seals, down the valve guides, and into the combustion area. if the valves are closed it pools ontop of the intake and exhaust valves, or if the valves are open, it leaks into the combustion chamber. i dont know how to more clearly explain this, beyond with pictures. ok i see what u r saying but if its the seals that r bad would it not be burning oil all the time? no, when the engine is running the oil doesnt collect because the valve train is splashing it all around. but yes, you do burn a little when running all the time, but its such a small amount its not seen in the exhaust color. because it trickles down and collects when the engine is off, thats why you see the puff. -------------------- |
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