Lots of smoke....
#2
Was it rebuilt from the bottom up, or just the top end? Who did the work?
When they reassembled it they likely used a signifnicant amount of oil so that there isn't any excess friction on the 1st start up. It could just take some time to burn off. Or it could be something bad. How does it feel and sound? How's the oil pressure?
When they reassembled it they likely used a signifnicant amount of oil so that there isn't any excess friction on the 1st start up. It could just take some time to burn off. Or it could be something bad. How does it feel and sound? How's the oil pressure?
#4
My engine was rebuilt by a local mechanic who made a house call. It was rebuilt from the ground up and some parts taken from a 93 engine too. I was told by the guy that the piston rings werent placed in the right order causing oil to come into the exhaust pipes causing all the smoke. After leaving my car running for about 3 mins, lots of smoke built up. My whole garage was filled up with smoke and outside too. Then the guy check my oil and told me my oil was low, even after he poured in 4 quarts. So he must of been right, right? I'm not up to speed on the car concept, so any advice would help... thanks... also I didnt have any new exhaust system or cats put in. thanks for your responses.
#5
Originally Posted by superz
My engine was rebuilt by a local mechanic who made a house call. It was rebuilt from the ground up and some parts taken from a 93 engine too. I was told by the guy that the piston rings werent placed in the right order causing oil to come into the exhaust pipes causing all the smoke. After leaving my car running for about 3 mins, lots of smoke built up. My whole garage was filled up with smoke and outside too. Then the guy check my oil and told me my oil was low, even after he poured in 4 quarts. So he must of been right, right? I'm not up to speed on the car concept, so any advice would help... thanks... also I didnt have any new exhaust system or cats put in. thanks for your responses.
#9
Originally Posted by 91zxtt
Yes, you're right about the rings. The bottom ring is the oil ring that allows more onto the cylinder wall. If that ring was installed incorrectly, then you'll have a smoke problem.
Cross your fingers they seat!!!!!!!!A old trick we use to use to get the rings to seat quicker is put a little Bon-Amme in the intake. It's a abraisive and sometimes well seat the rings quick, but be careful.
#10
Not to be a troll or anything, but who in their right mind would pay a mechanic to rebuild a motor and use used parts?? Especially things like bearing which can be had for less than 200 dollars!! Hope everything works out...I was dreading the start up of mine after it was rebuilt. Fortunately everything went smoothyl
#11
Hope so guys... My pistons andrings were new, got them from the nissan dealership... The parts that I got from the 93 engine were the wires, the fuel injectors, and alternator... Thanks for the messages and support...
#12
Originally Posted by superz
Hope so guys... My pistons andrings were new, got them from the nissan dealership... The parts that I got from the 93 engine were the wires, the fuel injectors, and alternator... Thanks for the messages and support...
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