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i just recently replaced my headgasket, totally cleaned my engine, and all of that, when we started it yesterday smoke starts to come out of my engine, anybody got any suggestions, heres some pictures, im thinking the rings......
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Are you serious? Obviously the hose for the PCV breather is disconnected, its like 1/4 inch away from the grommet. reattach that then see where you're at. -Bob
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yeah dude, i knoe its disconnected, i was just showing what it does when i disconnect it, when its connected more smoke just pours out of my intake boot.
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Lol, i apologize for my ignorance
. That is normal for steam to be coming out of there when disconnected, i believe that it's just moisture from the engine that is being vaporized. -Bob
. That is normal for steam to be coming out of there when disconnected, i believe that it's just moisture from the engine that is being vaporized. -Bob Trending Topics
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I would recommend at this point to get a manual from your local auto parts store. Also under your hood should be a sticker with them.
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