Xenon-R

Yesterday i was getting misfire under load at 5500 rpm... So i started checking if my wire were bad... Found that 2 insulator at the very bottom of the wire were bad, causing misfire... While i was checking them, Wire out of the plug, my car started doing blue smoke, a sh*t load of blue smoke. It takes about 10 sec or so, and blue smoke starts coming out of my exhaust.

I also have blue smoke when i let the throttle off and neutral position...
My guess is the turbo seals or ****** about the return.

Any ideas for the Wires?

NismoSR20

you are burning some serious oil my friend.

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Xenon-R

Hum, yeah i know that... any Ideas? Motor was rebuild this winter.

jonwepa

Bad rings?? Maybe they didn't seat properly when the motor was rebuilt?? Just guessing here.

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NismoSR20

Well, my buddy with a bluebird had the same thing happen to him. Turned out, he needed a T25 rebuild now it fine.

jonwepa

I didn't know it was a turbo car....if so then yeah it could definitely be bad turbo seals. It just happened to me as a matter of fact, changed the turbo and now no more smoke!

Xenon-R

Thanks for the comments... Yeah i guess i have bad turbo seals.... But i just dont understand why does it starts burning oil as hell when i take any spark plug wire off....