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Puff of Blue Smoke on Startup ... #994155 04/19/10 08:34 AM
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 94
soypajero Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Took the truck to the park today 3 miles away when I started to come back I notice the blue smog behind us.

I just replace the heads a week ago ..check the oil and it was too much on it also needs timing since I don't have my timing light with me right now.
Truck runs fine and temperature gauge doesn't move at all after it reaches its normal level (now I understand why the heads when out so "quick")

Could be too much oil causing the smoking problem??? I'm worry that the machine shop didn't replace the valve steam seals.


1989 Dodge Raider auto v6, Mitsu rear locker ,rear disc brakes,front T-bars cranked,oil cooler,Surco roof rack.
Re: Puff of Blue Smoke on Startup ... [Re: soypajero] #994156 04/19/10 11:56 AM
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I'm worry that the machine shop didn't replace the valve steam seals.


Sounds just like valve guide seals. A bit too much oil will not make it smoke, but may mean the crank rotating through the extra oil will cause the oil to foam, reducing lubrication. You need to drain out the extra oil ASAP and take your truck back to the shop that built your heads <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" /> Good luck


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