Can Oil Level Above Full Cause Blue smoke?
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Re: Can Oil Level Above Full Cause Blue smoke?
"L Alpert" <alpertl@xxgmail.com> wrote in message
> It has more to do with the owner than the car. I've had my '04 Accord for
> 14 months, and I only have 8.5k miles on it. Such is the life of a
> non-commuter!.....
I agree w/ L Alpert. I just found (and bought) a '95 Prelude w/ only 36K on
the odometer. Judging from the CarFax report & the overall condition, I'm
confident that's accurate.
As for the blue smoke, you're probably looking at worn rings; possibly
valves. Overfilling the crankcase won't cause that. I have an old Camry
with badly worn valve guides; & I lay down a smokescreen everytime I start
up after sitting for a while; but it goes away in 10-15 seconds. If the
smoke is constant, my guess is rings.
JF
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Re: Can Oil Level Above Full Cause Blue smoke?
"L Alpert" <alpertl@xxgmail.com> wrote in message
> It has more to do with the owner than the car. I've had my '04 Accord for
> 14 months, and I only have 8.5k miles on it. Such is the life of a
> non-commuter!.....
I agree w/ L Alpert. I just found (and bought) a '95 Prelude w/ only 36K on
the odometer. Judging from the CarFax report & the overall condition, I'm
confident that's accurate.
As for the blue smoke, you're probably looking at worn rings; possibly
valves. Overfilling the crankcase won't cause that. I have an old Camry
with badly worn valve guides; & I lay down a smokescreen everytime I start
up after sitting for a while; but it goes away in 10-15 seconds. If the
smoke is constant, my guess is rings.
JF
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Re: Can Oil Level Above Full Cause Blue smoke?
rb608 wrote:
> "L Alpert" <alpertl@xxgmail.com> wrote in message
>> It has more to do with the owner than the car. I've had my '04
>> Accord for 14 months, and I only have 8.5k miles on it. Such is the
>> life of a non-commuter!.....
>
> I agree w/ L Alpert. I just found (and bought) a '95 Prelude w/ only
> 36K on the odometer. Judging from the CarFax report & the overall
> condition, I'm confident that's accurate.
>
> As for the blue smoke, you're probably looking at worn rings; possibly
> valves. Overfilling the crankcase won't cause that. I have an old
> Camry with badly worn valve guides; & I lay down a smokescreen
> everytime I start up after sitting for a while; but it goes away in
> 10-15 seconds. If the smoke is constant, my guess is rings.
>
> JF
A 95 with 36k...I'd jump all over that, even if I didn't need it.......!
> "L Alpert" <alpertl@xxgmail.com> wrote in message
>> It has more to do with the owner than the car. I've had my '04
>> Accord for 14 months, and I only have 8.5k miles on it. Such is the
>> life of a non-commuter!.....
>
> I agree w/ L Alpert. I just found (and bought) a '95 Prelude w/ only
> 36K on the odometer. Judging from the CarFax report & the overall
> condition, I'm confident that's accurate.
>
> As for the blue smoke, you're probably looking at worn rings; possibly
> valves. Overfilling the crankcase won't cause that. I have an old
> Camry with badly worn valve guides; & I lay down a smokescreen
> everytime I start up after sitting for a while; but it goes away in
> 10-15 seconds. If the smoke is constant, my guess is rings.
>
> JF
A 95 with 36k...I'd jump all over that, even if I didn't need it.......!
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Re: Can Oil Level Above Full Cause Blue smoke?
rb608 wrote:
> "L Alpert" <alpertl@xxgmail.com> wrote in message
>> It has more to do with the owner than the car. I've had my '04
>> Accord for 14 months, and I only have 8.5k miles on it. Such is the
>> life of a non-commuter!.....
>
> I agree w/ L Alpert. I just found (and bought) a '95 Prelude w/ only
> 36K on the odometer. Judging from the CarFax report & the overall
> condition, I'm confident that's accurate.
>
> As for the blue smoke, you're probably looking at worn rings; possibly
> valves. Overfilling the crankcase won't cause that. I have an old
> Camry with badly worn valve guides; & I lay down a smokescreen
> everytime I start up after sitting for a while; but it goes away in
> 10-15 seconds. If the smoke is constant, my guess is rings.
>
> JF
A 95 with 36k...I'd jump all over that, even if I didn't need it.......!
> "L Alpert" <alpertl@xxgmail.com> wrote in message
>> It has more to do with the owner than the car. I've had my '04
>> Accord for 14 months, and I only have 8.5k miles on it. Such is the
>> life of a non-commuter!.....
>
> I agree w/ L Alpert. I just found (and bought) a '95 Prelude w/ only
> 36K on the odometer. Judging from the CarFax report & the overall
> condition, I'm confident that's accurate.
>
> As for the blue smoke, you're probably looking at worn rings; possibly
> valves. Overfilling the crankcase won't cause that. I have an old
> Camry with badly worn valve guides; & I lay down a smokescreen
> everytime I start up after sitting for a while; but it goes away in
> 10-15 seconds. If the smoke is constant, my guess is rings.
>
> JF
A 95 with 36k...I'd jump all over that, even if I didn't need it.......!
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