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08-14-2004, 04:38 PM
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Need Help
Hello, Its me again. I have a 94 Thunderbird it has a 95 4.6 in it. I think the piston rings on cylinder 4 I think is sticking. it is burning oil light greyish white. there is no water in the oil so it is not a blown gasket. what can I do to stop the smoke. Thanks again
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#2
08-15-2004, 10:20 AM
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Re: Need Help
Just because there is no water in the oil doesn't mean you don't have bad head gaskets. Just an FYI. Is it burning oil because that's what you think is causing the smoke or is it burning oil because you have no leaks and the oil level is dropping steadily so you have to add between oil changes? Typically, light white or greyish smoke is from water/coolant, black is from running rich, thick white is from raw gas, and blueish is from burning oil.
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