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Old 07-25-2008, 06:20 AM
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On my previous turbo install on an RSX, I remember getting smoke on initial start-up. I just finished my turbo build last night with a full-race setup and was wondering how long your car smoked around the exhaust manifold area?

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Old 07-25-2008, 06:50 AM
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prob until any residue of oil or whatever was on the manifold burns off, i dont think anyones gonna list a time frame
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Originally Posted by passmans2kny,Jul 25 2008, 06:50 AM
prob until any residue of oil or whatever was on the manifold burns off, i dont think anyones gonna list a time frame
yep make sure you got 0 oil leaks cause if u got any oil leaks dripping in that area itll smoke
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well, it smoked a lot when it began warming up...after a couple more minutes, it decrease but when i reved the engine it would increase a slight bit...i just hope its not an exhaust leak..

btw, i tripled checked everything so i was just trying to get a general idea
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You got a oil restrictor on the turbo?
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yup, well im pretty sure since im using the fitting you ^^^^ left there
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Originally Posted by kutsujula,Jul 25 2008, 06:54 AM
yep make sure you got 0 oil leaks cause if u got any oil leaks dripping in that area itll smoke
oh yeah 100% sure no oil leaks...only had one from the oil filter relocation kit and i fixed that
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Double check the fitting to make sure thats the oil restrictor fitting and not just the fitting that comes with the turbo, if its a restrictor itll have like a pin point hole on the end accept the oil feed.
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I'll check that fitting out..this will cause the turbo to get too much oil right, which may result in smoking?
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lol I just got my manifold back on day before yesterday, I've done it 4 times now.

Smoke lasts between 5 minutes and 30 minutes for me, really depends on how much oil and how hot i get it.


One time I must have bumped the oil line on top because it was making a wet area around the fitting so the smoking lasted all day I knew I hadn't split that much oil, I had to grind down a wrench to fit to be able to snug it up but it worked.


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