LT1 smoking like crazy
Last edited by 1995_maro_z; Mar 17, 2014 at 12:09 PM.
My vote goes to double stacking oil filter o-rings, thus oil is leaking from the filter onto the exhaust
ding ding ding how much do i win?
edit: (more info) Sometimes when you remove the filter the o-ring from the old filter will stick to the oil filter adapter so when you install the new filter you double stack the o-rings and you will never have a oil-tight seal. When oil leaks from this location the chances of it hitting the exhaust and causing your cloud of smoke is high, along with it being swept back and covering the back of your car.
Thats about the only thing I can think of that could cause your issues immediately after changing your oil
Last edited by 1994Z28Lt1; Mar 17, 2014 at 05:49 PM.
You will read high before the oil filter gets filled, if you have the short filter it holds about a half a quart, if you have the tall filter it could hold 3/4 quart
if I remember correctly with my stock pan and a long filter I would add about 5.5 quarts and after starting it and filling the filter I would end up right at full
Sounds like if it just happened after the oil change then its something to do with the oil change lol. If it is sitting still and you rev it does smoke come out of the exhaust pipes? Does it come out of the engine bay? does it just leave a puddle on the ground?
We need to know where the smoke is coming from, it sounds like its coming from the engine and burning on the exhaust. The intake gasket leak could have gotten larger and is now dripping onto your exhaust. The fact your car is coated means its probably not piston rings, that smoke should only come out of your tail pipes.
I would check the filter for a double gasket or its just leaking. Drain plug could be leaking. This shouldnt be that hard to diagnose.
Were your valve covers ever off?
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