It's blue smoke!
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It's blue smoke!
I was with my friend today, and he told me that i run blowin out blue smoke. It happens when I rev it around 5000 and up or so. What should I do??
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Yep. Burning oil means that it is getting into the combustion chambers. The only way for that to happen on a rotary is if the oil injectors suddeny start flowing 10x their normal ammount (joke) and if there is a leak/crack in the oil seal(s). Good luck man
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Originally posted by red xeven
It doesnt seem like its blown, it rins fine. Are you sure it isnt' anything with the exaust, i think that im clogged up.
It doesnt seem like its blown, it rins fine. Are you sure it isnt' anything with the exaust, i think that im clogged up.
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Try Bardahls "NO Smoke"
I heard that "Bardahls" "No Smoke" oil additive helps stop oil burning. Anyone tried this on a rotary?
Its this really thick agent that you add to the engine oil. I'm thinking that it might work but I wonder if it will thicken the oil too much and cause the oil injectors to clog or maybe it won't burn too well on the combustion chambers?
What do you guys think?
Dave
Its this really thick agent that you add to the engine oil. I'm thinking that it might work but I wonder if it will thicken the oil too much and cause the oil injectors to clog or maybe it won't burn too well on the combustion chambers?
What do you guys think?
Dave
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