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Old 12-27-06, 09:29 AM
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Ok I got 3 major Problems

Ok I have 3 problems with my 87 TII....

1. Ok I just installed a new oil metering pump.... With the little holes on the bolts, and the holes in the oil lines, are those suppose to line up?

2. Ever since I installed the new pump, on start up with the car it smokes.... White smoke....

3. My main 80 fuse blew where do I get another...

So if anyone could help that would be nice....

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Old 12-27-06, 09:40 AM
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1. not sure
2. not sure
3. NAPA auto parts
Old 12-27-06, 09:44 AM
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ok the first one the holes dont need to line up, its a banjo bolt and it has spaces all around for oil to flow.
2: dont know
3: you can get it at napa or shucks auto zone or any one that sells fuses.
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does the white smoke go away after the car warms up?...if it does...then its probably not a big deal....
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white normally means coolant, blue is oil black is fuel

as for the fuse if u honestly cant find it I have them here about 7.00 shipped usps ground.

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Smell the smoke. White and sweet is coolant. White and not sweet could just be flooding or a cat problem.
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It goes away after about 2 or 3 minutes, so I'm thinkin' its not a big deal.....
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I have learned in the past not to shun off what could be a big deal.. make sure and catch it now before it could possibly turn into a big deal!
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make sure u figured out why yr 80 amp fuse blew!
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Good point.

80A's don't blow for a "normal" reason.
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they can from age. two decades can do alot to a material that has constant electron movement.
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Between the 2 80A fuses their prongs were both different...... the one that blew, the bolts went through the prongs, and the new one you just had to slide it in..... so it was probably stock fuse....
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