right, some good news and some bad news.
it seems that the internals of the engine are ok.
compression test read...
cylinder one 135psi
cylinder two 135psi ish
cylinder three 125psi ish
cylinder four 130 psi ish
toped the thrid cylinder up with oil well a drip more like and tested it again and it read 137psi ish
tried all of the cylinders warm and cold better results cold but still warm they are fine, well within the safety band.
and the levels are checked and ok, no contamination in the oil or coolent which is good, topped up the coolent that i lost last night, oil is still fine
replaced a burnt spark plug with four new cooler plugs and started her up, seemd fine at first but then the white smoke returned once the car was warm, also the engine temps went sky high again.
so basically after much head scratching and conversation we believe the white smoke is due to unburnt oil being forced through the turbo centre bearing and into the exhaust.
the over heating could be a couple of things but i think its down to the mix being too lean.
since the exhaust has been fitted the map has not been altered so there is more air entering and exiting the cylinders. i have tightened the fuel reg right up and it is still a bit light on the plugs after a short drive.
so the fix solution that i am planning at the moment is. get the turbo rebuilt seals and bearings replaced then source and fit a front mount intercooler to save "another" remap then fit the 1.6 injectors in, up the fuel and start again backing and leaning it out slowly then take it back to thor to get remapped. £££
any thoughts? welcome to disscuss other opinions as tot he problem as its a head scratcher
it seems that the internals of the engine are ok.
compression test read...
cylinder one 135psi
cylinder two 135psi ish
cylinder three 125psi ish
cylinder four 130 psi ish
toped the thrid cylinder up with oil well a drip more like and tested it again and it read 137psi ish
tried all of the cylinders warm and cold better results cold but still warm they are fine, well within the safety band.
and the levels are checked and ok, no contamination in the oil or coolent which is good, topped up the coolent that i lost last night, oil is still fine
replaced a burnt spark plug with four new cooler plugs and started her up, seemd fine at first but then the white smoke returned once the car was warm, also the engine temps went sky high again.
so basically after much head scratching and conversation we believe the white smoke is due to unburnt oil being forced through the turbo centre bearing and into the exhaust.
the over heating could be a couple of things but i think its down to the mix being too lean.
since the exhaust has been fitted the map has not been altered so there is more air entering and exiting the cylinders. i have tightened the fuel reg right up and it is still a bit light on the plugs after a short drive.
so the fix solution that i am planning at the moment is. get the turbo rebuilt seals and bearings replaced then source and fit a front mount intercooler to save "another" remap then fit the 1.6 injectors in, up the fuel and start again backing and leaning it out slowly then take it back to thor to get remapped. £££
any thoughts? welcome to disscuss other opinions as tot he problem as its a head scratcher