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Re: '89 C1500 smoking at startup
Were the Intake Valve Guide seals the only thing replaced? The Exaust Valve Guide seals should have been done too. I had a 305 out of a 79 Monte Carlo w/200,000 miles on it that smoked at start up and if at idle for a traffic light. Fixed it myself for under 50 bucks.
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I just replaced my PCV valve and my guide seals and it still smokes when I get on it, and you can't gun it from a stop or idle roll without it konking out really bad. It sounds like it dies completely but slowly revs up after it if you let off the gas. I did a compression test on each cylinder and checked my plugs and everything there is almost perfect. Brand new plugs i put in a while ago, and the compression on every cylinder was VERY close to 100/150 wich is perfect almost. Im going to do a vaccume test, but do you guys have any sugestons on why it would bog so bad, and ONLY from a stop or slow speed? Any help here would be awesome thanks.
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![]() 89 Chevy C1500 - Over 305,000 miles on her but still going strong. Cut off cat/straight pipe. Flo-Pro muffler. (Flowmaster soon) Dual 3" tips. custom intake. chrome valve covers. uhhh and im poor so thats all haha. Friggin truck costs more to keep alive than I do. (4ishMPG no joke) Wait, let me get this straight...Your honda has 1.6 liters, but my bottle of Mountain Dew has 2!? |
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Re: '89 C1500 smoking at startup
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I know my left valve cover leaks a little, but only because the sidewalls aren't big enough to hold in a gasket, so im sure the gasket I spent a half hour getting in there makes it leak a bit. It leaked oil before that though. I did the compression test and it came out almost perfect, all the plugs are fine, the entire engine has new gaskets on it everywhere (8 months old) and im trying to find a vacuum test thing thats not $60 at checker which is WAY too much. I was thinking of getting this stuff you put in your oil that shows up at night if you shine a black light on it. Like you put it in with your oil, then drive it a bit, then at night you shine a blacklight over your entire engine and it would shine or whatever where it's leaking. I havn't heard anything of it, but it's worth a try.
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![]() 89 Chevy C1500 - Over 305,000 miles on her but still going strong. Cut off cat/straight pipe. Flo-Pro muffler. (Flowmaster soon) Dual 3" tips. custom intake. chrome valve covers. uhhh and im poor so thats all haha. Friggin truck costs more to keep alive than I do. (4ishMPG no joke) Wait, let me get this straight...Your honda has 1.6 liters, but my bottle of Mountain Dew has 2!? |
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