intermittent Smoking
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intermittent Smoking
Hi I have a 94 pickup 22R motor and it starts up great and runs fine except on a hill or at a certain rpm and it starts what sounds like valves chattering it starts loosing power and smokes really bad it is a browish and blue smoke and then it will clear up and run fine and it doesn't do it all the time can anybody help me I have did a tune up and replace the PCV valve so any ideas? Thanks
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head/gasket possibly, maybe running too rich, but oil in the smoke---hmm, still could be gasket or head, but could also be rings seals, or valve seals.
you may try some Rislone, or Restore, and then for the oil leak itself, add a quart of ... what is that
stuff? Lucas oil, that is it. I would add 1 can of restore or rislone, then a quart of Lucas stop leak, then your final 2 or 3 quarts of oil, if it is 4 or 5 quart max.
and I would do this, for each oil change.
it sounds like burned and unburnt oil is getting past, that is why I say rings/pistons, and valve seals...
this condition, though you may help it temporarily with the above liquids, is not going to get any
better, and you will have to decide on the engine, eventually.
you may try some Rislone, or Restore, and then for the oil leak itself, add a quart of ... what is that
stuff? Lucas oil, that is it. I would add 1 can of restore or rislone, then a quart of Lucas stop leak, then your final 2 or 3 quarts of oil, if it is 4 or 5 quart max.
and I would do this, for each oil change.
it sounds like burned and unburnt oil is getting past, that is why I say rings/pistons, and valve seals...
this condition, though you may help it temporarily with the above liquids, is not going to get any
better, and you will have to decide on the engine, eventually.
Last edited by rangerruck; 01-07-2010 at 06:43 PM.
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If it was internal like rings seals or valve seals wouldn't it smoke all the time? It doesn't smoke on a start up or changing gears just on certain times it will act up and smoke and then clear up and run fine any other Ideas I have a quart of rislone to try but it is using more gas than normal as well any other ideas??
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Didn't we already have this discussion? Could've sworn....
Anyhow, brownish smoke is going to be unburned fuel exiting the tail pipe. No connection to the PCV system at all. Could be caused by detonation or otherwise improperly advanced ignition timing or possibly a lean fuel mixture which could bring on detonation.
Anyhow, brownish smoke is going to be unburned fuel exiting the tail pipe. No connection to the PCV system at all. Could be caused by detonation or otherwise improperly advanced ignition timing or possibly a lean fuel mixture which could bring on detonation.
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Just weird.
Originally Posted by kdawgg11
I got up this morning and I saw the light come on and it must work but it didn't do it at all today I went and talk to a guy and he said check the PCV valve make sure it rattles which it does and then check the hose while it is running to see if it sucks and it does and I check all the places you asked me to and they are dry and tight and looks fine do you have any other suggestions and I look to see if I saw any vaccum hoses loose or leaking and I couldn't tell it is getting dark now but I wonder what it could be anymore ideas for me?
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Didn't we already have this discussion? Could've sworn....
Anyhow, brownish smoke is going to be unburned fuel exiting the tail pipe. No connection to the PCV system at all. Could be caused by detonation or otherwise improperly advanced ignition timing or possibly a lean fuel mixture which could bring on detonation.
Anyhow, brownish smoke is going to be unburned fuel exiting the tail pipe. No connection to the PCV system at all. Could be caused by detonation or otherwise improperly advanced ignition timing or possibly a lean fuel mixture which could bring on detonation.
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Logically, either the ignitor is getting improper signals and is firing sparkplugs when it shouldn't, the ECU is sending faulty ignition signals to the igniter, or your injection system is running out of fuel "sometimes".
Can you be more specific with regards to when it happens? And include every possible detail you can think of? What gear, how steep is the hill, how much are you pressing on the gas pedal, anything.
Can you be more specific with regards to when it happens? And include every possible detail you can think of? What gear, how steep is the hill, how much are you pressing on the gas pedal, anything.
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Logically, either the ignitor is getting improper signals and is firing sparkplugs when it shouldn't, the ECU is sending faulty ignition signals to the igniter, or your injection system is running out of fuel "sometimes".
Can you be more specific with regards to when it happens? And include every possible detail you can think of? What gear, how steep is the hill, how much are you pressing on the gas pedal, anything.
Can you be more specific with regards to when it happens? And include every possible detail you can think of? What gear, how steep is the hill, how much are you pressing on the gas pedal, anything.
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