craigcarlon
New Member
As a few of you may know I've just got my car back with suspected valve stem oil seals needing replacing
from what I know (not much) when they have gone you get a build up of oil and when you start it in the morning it'd smoke..
The mapping session was aborted due to excessive smoke which they diagnosed as oil seals
i drove it from Warrington to Oldham, no smoke, started it in the morning, no smoke, drove it to the car wash, no smoke, stated it up today, no smoke.. You get the point ha
When I drove it bk I made sure the avcr stayed in minus or at 0 around 2500 rpm
bassicly I'm wondering how I could know for a fact that it's the seals? With minimal mechanical knowledge preferably
would it have smoked when I drive it home if it was the seals?
Is there anything else it could be?
Is there any way that I could get it to the point where I can witness this smoke but without thrashing it because obviously that'd be a bad idea and I'd rather not drive it with no map or whatever it is because I don't understand if it'd have a map or not ha
cheers in advance
from what I know (not much) when they have gone you get a build up of oil and when you start it in the morning it'd smoke..
The mapping session was aborted due to excessive smoke which they diagnosed as oil seals
i drove it from Warrington to Oldham, no smoke, started it in the morning, no smoke, drove it to the car wash, no smoke, stated it up today, no smoke.. You get the point ha
When I drove it bk I made sure the avcr stayed in minus or at 0 around 2500 rpm
bassicly I'm wondering how I could know for a fact that it's the seals? With minimal mechanical knowledge preferably
would it have smoked when I drive it home if it was the seals?
Is there anything else it could be?
Is there any way that I could get it to the point where I can witness this smoke but without thrashing it because obviously that'd be a bad idea and I'd rather not drive it with no map or whatever it is because I don't understand if it'd have a map or not ha
cheers in advance