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Old 06-22-2014   #1
Schrade
 
Join Date: Dec 2012
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Default Blue smoke puffs @ start-up...

When I start up the motor, I see blue in the exhaust. Seems like it's lasting about 10 - 12 seconds, then stops. Car has 37k.

On the road, I unloaded a few times at dusk just today, and didn't see much exhaust in the headlights behind me - maybe some Black / fuel.

I never noticed this startup oil before, except after the front was on the ramps for more than a few days. That I figured was from being '90 w/o valve stem seals (???). Pooled head oil was draining to #'s 7 + 8, and pulling through the burn?

Is it possible that OEM exhaust was absorbing some of this oil? (and it's always done it?) And only now, with headers + straight 3" tubes, it's showing more easily?



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