1996 Porsche 911 Turbo 3.6 "oil smoke" Questions

...would look in to changing these, however it will require removal of the lifters, valve spring,ect. Another suggestion is to try running an oil thicking product such as Lucas Oil Treatment or NO

...oil only 2.5 liters came out. The smoke is obviously a big indicator you have oil in the combustion chamber. On turbo motors it is likely coming from a leaking oil seal in the turbo housing itself. ...

...smoke smells like oil ,you may need a valve job.your valve guilds may be let oil seep into the camber when setting.when you start the car up the oil is burnt off. that's nothing but an emission ...

smoke, the spark plugs are with black deposits but no trace of oil, looks more like a rich mixture but the mileage is as good as always. any sugesttions will be very appreciated, thank you guys. white

...condensation in the exhaust, if you are not loosing coolant that would be me guess. This is fine, the smoke is caused by oil flowing pass the piston rings when the engine is shutdown. its not an ...

...oil coming from intercooler dripping onto turbo then onto exhaust,smoke then rising from under the wheel arch...turbo seals or breather pipe problem or what...jo this a turbo problem, you must to ...

...smoke, then is clear for about 1-2 minutes, then it starts burning oil again. What can I do to get the oil burning to stop? Gerry/1986 911 big job the liners need de-glazing, and probaly new piston ...

oil filter (apparently it was defected), but to no avail. Blueish smoke is probably excess fuel. If this is the case, the exhaust should smell gassy. I'm thinking that one of the injectors is leaking.

...smoke coming out of exhaust when i start the car up Have you ruled out a blown head gasket? check that you don't have a bad headgasket but for some reason you have water mixing with your oil. it's ...