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Old 08-24-02, 03:26 PM
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My 86 na is blowing smoke when cold and over 4500 rpms. does this mean my seals are blown or is there some other thing it could be?
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well is it just doing it when you start the car?? it stops after it warms up right?? if it idles high and smokes at 1st start up that is normall thats just the seals burning oil and warming up. give us more details
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it does the normal starting smoke but also when its hot and i go over 4500 rpms it smokes when i let off.
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Ok guys heres the info:
The guy i bought it from sez it sat for 1-2 months. he didnt say if it was burning b4 or not. now it smokes like a son of a b*tch when started for about 60-90 seconds and then when it warms up and pressure is put on it it puts out a big cloud (especially if i get it over 4000 rpms). So is this due to carbon in the seals and should i take my chances with ATF if it is or is there an easier(or harder) solution?
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