White smoke :(
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From: Sebring, FL
My CCV no longer vents into the intake, I ran it down and it now vents underneath the truck. I no its not cloged because when the engine is smoking bad the white smoke is also coming out of the CCV line.
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Your next best bet is a compression test... That will tell you if you have a bad cylinder... Good luck!
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Yes the turbo was removed and all of the internal seals and gaskets were replaced.
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It could be that is still were your problem is if a seal didn't work right. Do you have any oil on or around the turbo housing?
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I dont see any oil around the base of the turbo where it bolts to the turbo pedistial, but I do see oil (in the valley) on top of the intake manifold, but I think that is from when the turbo was pulled or the when the injector were pulled. I will verify this today.
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Well the smoke stopped and I am relieved. I did discover I do have some blow by comming from the CCV but as far as white smoke comming from the exhaust pipe no more. one day I will probabley have to replace the rings but as far as now the truck is running good.
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Just to clarify, there should always be a mist of oil vapor coming out of that hose. As long as you take the oil fill cap off, and the mist is a constant stream, thats GOOD. When you go getting a puff puff puff pulsing action, thats BAD.
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With the oil cap on you are saying there is suspose to be some smoke and comming out of the vent on top of the driver side valve cover. I just want to clarify or is it when i remove the oil cap that it is suspose to smoke.