Rebuilt turbo installed and car still smokes

WHITE SMOKE SOUNDS BAD COULD POSSIBLE BE A HEAD GASKET FAILURE, GET A COMBUSTION GAS TESTER AT AUTOZONE, CHECK FOR COMBUSTION GASSES IN THE COOLING SYSTEM.

Burning oil may be the cause of the rest. Bad PCV system? Worn rings? Bad valve guide seals? Fully describe how and when it burns oil.

Does the smoke smell like burnt antifreeze or motor oil?

Still sounds like the turbo. Unless you got it from a reputable place I would go back and get another.

Water in combustion chamber makes white smoke--suspect that the head gasket is leaking water into the chamber. If oil leaking around turbo, it may have a bad bearing and bad oil seal. Check waste gate valve and control.

check to make sure the turbo oil return pipe is not clogged. if it is pressure will build up causing oil leak through seal causing it to smoke.

hi there, there are chemicals on the market that will soften up the seals but these take time to work i would suggest changing the turbo, you will also have to remove the oil from the exhaust system this can be done with other chemicals like an upper cylinder cleaner feed directly in to the air intake but only after the turbo has be fixed
Regards JR

are you mechacilly inclined do you want instructons on how to test? It may be a motor mount they have liquid filled mounts that can tear at about that miliage and I can tell yuo hoe to check the turbo.

its easy do thiers 4 of them thy push on to ur spark plugs 2 scews hold them in place disconect the leeds going on to the coil one by one then pull out and put in ur new one's

check your mass meter and air filter