997 turbo help me guys puff of smoke
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Vel2005 said:
Thanks for that mate
"They all do that" is often offered as an explanation but often wrong but in this case "they all do that" is right.Just to add that the smoking should only be at cold start up and should be very short lived and there should be no other symptoms or untoward behavior from the engine.
Help yourself and the engine by not overfilling the engine with oil (but don't run it low on oil either, just be sure that hot the engine oil level is at max but no higher) and don't run the oil *too* long.
lingus75 said:
Yep, mine does it aswell. Worried me at first but now I just take a big sniff of it!!
Rockster mentioned a good point about oil. My hot level is bang on middle, should it always be at max?
With my cars I prefer to run the oil level at Max or very near it. For instance my Turbo's oil level is now down 2 bars and I'm going to add oil to bring it up to the Max line again. Whether in my cars' case the higher oil level contributes to the smoking events (which are very infrequent) or not I can't say nor do I care.Rockster mentioned a good point about oil. My hot level is bang on middle, should it always be at max?
What I do care about is ensuring the oil level is nearer to the max line than the min line.
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