Oil smoke after headgasket replacement?
1990 Accord LX auto
I bought this car with no compression on one cylinder due to a burned exhaust valvle. Aside from the obvious skipping, the engine was running fine with NO smoke. I removed the cylinder head, replaced the burned valve, installed a new head gasket and put it back together. The skip is gone, it runs fine, but it is smoking like a mosquito truck! It is definately oil smoke. Moreover it puzzles me that I can remove the plug wire from the cylinder that I brought back to life, and it still smokes like crazy. I rechecked head bolt torque. I don't know how that much oil can be getting into the cylinders. Can anyone think of something that I'm overlooking? |
are you sure you put the HG and the right way? It is very easy to put it on backwards.
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Thanks for sharing that possibility. I'm gonna feel like a dummy if I did that, but at this point, I'm hoping that's what I find. I'm about to lift the head back up and take a look.
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