Subject	So I bypassed the turbo coolant lines.
Posted by	Zluster on October 06, 2017 at 12:26 AM
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In Reply To	White smoke from exhaust: posted by Zluster on October 04, 2017 at 10:29 PM
Message	Disconnected and plugged the lines, so some water was still sitting in there, and then went for a short drive. Still plenty of smoke. So the only other source has to be heads/gaskets. I think next ill do a leakdown check on all cylinders at 100 psi when cold, then warm it up to smoking and do it again and see if there is anything different. I think I'll also pull the exhaust and see if the downpipe on one side seems worse, from the tailpipe it seems even, but it might be getting mixed enough that I cannot tell a side that is better or worse. I did pressurize the coolant system when hot and cold with a tester to see if I could tell where any leak would occur, I could not tell anything.
Follow Ups	White smoke from exhaust: - Zluster 22:29:05 10/04/17 How badly did you overheat the engine - -Grimm- 10:34:11 10/05/17 Re: How badly did you overheat the engine - Zluster 14:54:48 10/05/17 Subjective, true - -Grimm- 16:55:34 10/06/17 Also, note that the damage would most likely be block side - -Grimm- 16:57:47 10/06/17 Re: Also, note that the damage would most likely be block side - Zluster 23:24:24 10/06/17 So I bypassed the turbo coolant lines. - Zluster 00:26:18 10/06/17 I think when you remove the spark plugs, you will find more - Ashman2k2 18:48:36 10/06/17 Re: I think when you remove the spark plugs, you will find more - Zluster 23:37:17 10/06/17
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