<VV> '65 Turbo oil smoke in abundance

[Charles Cromwell]

I had a problem with smoking. After tareing down the
turbo 4 times. I finnally stoped the smokeing. I had
to silicon the o ring intto place.That was the 3rd o
ring I ahd installed.
Chuck

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--- Chris Hames <chames at socal.rr.com> wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> I just got back from two months overseas, and went
> to start up my '65  
> corsa turbo after checking oil levels and the car
> was running a  
> little rough for the first few minutes, but then it
> began to run  
> excellent, and then finally when it was just about
> warm and running  
> very smooth, blue smoke started to billow out from
> the exhaust pipe,  
> but with no change in the cadence of the engine.  I
> immediately shut  
> it off, and I really don't know where to start
> looking for the  
> location of the problem.  Any ideas?  I was thinking
> that since the  
> engine didn't change sound or lose RPM's that it
> might be centered  
> around the turbo, perhaps a seal went up there and
> oil is going into  
> the engine at that point?  Thanks in advance for any
> suggestions...
> 
> Chris
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