7th Gen ('06-'07): White smoke...? Help please
#12
Lol I think you did answer correctly, just in a different way with a different pic ahahah, thank u too. I'm just trying to clarify cause I can't make any mistakes, especally with it being cold outside, seeing smoke kinda freaks me out, idk tho it only happens ever once n awhile
#13
Oh I completely understand trying to clarify. I had to go online and try to find a pic because I don't have a 5.3 and didn't have a pic of my own I try to help as much as I can. I am learning as I go. LOL
#14
So if I understand it should maybe be a fairly easy job, I mean the car runs fine I just smell burning oil son. Should I take out the spark plugs and check those as well? But did I answer correctly about he bolts? I never noticed that it looks that seperate since mine isn't painted
#16
So if I'm just changing the front ones I only have to remove those cool packs in the front and any connections and then the four bolts under that, which tad in your pic is the small ones painted red. Then replace the gasket, unless I'm confused and I have to remove the read engine packs too, which might be a bit hard, esp cause I hated those spark plugs lol.
If the rear is not smoking or leaking leave it alone. the rear is much harder to get to. Yes the smaller red bolts on the gold coil rack hold the coil rack in place the larger red bolts on the black valve cover hold the cover in place
Connection to the coil is all snap together easy to connect and disconnect.
before you put the new gasket on be sure your valve cover is clean where the gasket is to go. any dirt will cause your new gasket to leak
Last edited by Tadcaster; 01-29-2015 at 06:25 AM.
#17
Yeah so far I only notice smoke from the front plugs, not back...and like I said it's not even all the time but I'll deff keep a look out. Thanks everyone . Incase I have to get to the back, does that require me to rock the engine a little or..? How could I even tell the back was leaking? I'm guessing just stick my hand back there while its cool and feel for oil?
#18
Yeah so far I only notice smoke from the front plugs, not back...and like I said it's not even all the time but I'll deff keep a look out. Thanks everyone . Incase I have to get to the back, does that require me to rock the engine a little or..? How could I even tell the back was leaking? I'm guessing just stick my hand back there while its cool and feel for oil?
I was able to get to my rear bank with moderate difficulty and some scraped knuckles.
Using a mirror you should be able to check if your rear bank is leaking or not
#19
More than likely oil is running onto your front manifold and that's why it is looking like it is coming from your plugs.
Last edited by xxtheshockerxx; 01-29-2015 at 07:02 PM.
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