White/gray smoke from a brand new engine?
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White/gray smoke from a brand new engine?
Hey guys, I bought a 370 from a "reputable" shop for my boosted setup, after I got the engine the 1st time, luckly I checked the ring gaps and noticed they where all wrong.. Send it back to them and got it "fixed".. Got everything installed and since I started the truck the first time, there is a lot of white/gray smoke coming out of the exhaust.. A lot.. In a stop light I can see it all around the bed of the truck.. At the beggining I thought the rings needed to seat right after a couple of miles, but it keeps smoking a lot after a couple of hundred miles...
What is you guys guess of what could be wrong??
Thanks in advance guys!
What is you guys guess of what could be wrong??
Thanks in advance guys!
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Drain line is at the pan man, and oil pressure is right on the spot at idle.. Pressure is fine..
I know, it makes my stomach sick just to think of taking everything appart (turbo and engine) to send it back... >(
And yes George, its theirs.. I will NEVER buy an engine from them again...
I have a great local LS engine builder but because it was the first time dealing with boost, I wanted a reputable shop build my engine..
I know, it makes my stomach sick just to think of taking everything appart (turbo and engine) to send it back... >(
And yes George, its theirs.. I will NEVER buy an engine from them again...
I have a great local LS engine builder but because it was the first time dealing with boost, I wanted a reputable shop build my engine..
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If you decide to go that route, I recommend you 2 things to do..
1.- Pay the extra $779.99 for the premium block upgrade, mine had a lot of oxide which costed me a second set of lifters because 3 of the previous set clogged before the 1st oil change..
2.- whenever you get the shortblock take a random piston out just to make sure the ring gap is fine.. I did it to clean some of the oxide of my block and found out the ring gaps where completly wrong.. Even for a N/A engine..
Not trying to bash on anyone, I just dont want anybody else going thru all the BS I've been thru..
1.- Pay the extra $779.99 for the premium block upgrade, mine had a lot of oxide which costed me a second set of lifters because 3 of the previous set clogged before the 1st oil change..
2.- whenever you get the shortblock take a random piston out just to make sure the ring gap is fine.. I did it to clean some of the oxide of my block and found out the ring gaps where completly wrong.. Even for a N/A engine..
Not trying to bash on anyone, I just dont want anybody else going thru all the BS I've been thru..