White smoke no coolant loss
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I will say that the truck doesn't stumble at all and has no loss of power. Sometimes I think the smoke looks like light blue and others I'm just not sure. I will run a power balance check with AE and see what if anything that tells me. I'll keep you guys posted and sure appreciate all the help.
#17
Cheezit, I haven't been on the forum in a while and just noticed the word "former" in your signature. I wanted to congratulate you and wish you the best of luck in your retirement. Your presence and insight on this forum have been a tremendous help to me and countless others and I wanted to personally thank you for your time.
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Cheezit, I haven't been on the forum in a while and just noticed the word "former" in your signature. I wanted to congratulate you and wish you the best of luck in your retirement. Your presence and insight on this forum have been a tremendous help to me and countless others and I wanted to personally thank you for your time.
not retired, just moved on to what i hope to be a better and more stable invironment.
#19
Power balance test showed no issues there. Little to no deviation.. Do you recommend I check the turbo seal next? If so, where exactly is it located.
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Basicaly a Turbo rebuild if you see a oil swril headed out the exhaust pipe
Look in tech folder turbo rebuild by Benchwrench
#23
So I determined the oil seal was bad. I can't afford for the truck to be down so I ordered a rebuilt turbo and swapped them out today. Now the truck won't run right. Low power, turbo is farting on accelleration and deceleration and EGT's seem higher. I went over everything twice and ensured I reconnected everything. IDEAS?
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I will check the Map sensor and req readings in the morning. Yes, I did reuse the VGT solenoid. The rebuilt turbo didn't come with one and the old turbo was running great aside from the oil leak.
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