Hello,
I am looking for some advice here.
I have a problem which only seems to happen while tracking the car.
Here is a scenario:
1. Drive an warmup, all is well
2. Have some fun maybe 10 ish laps, temps, oil pressure etc all seems good
3. Cooldown lap and in the pits, no smoke, while car is still running the engine absolutely no smoke.
5. When key off and key back on even after 1 minute - plumes of white / blue smoke
5b. I noticed when the car is put back to comfort mode while returning to pits and engine “stop start” kicks in - no smoke comes out when restarts.
This will eventually clear and issue doesn’t show up any more while in day to day use.
-> I took it to the track 2 times and both times it happened but I suspected AOS which as been just replaced! And didn’t not fix it. Exactly same issue on the second track day
Now some facts :
- Car has 57k miles
- Driver side turbo replace some time ago by other owner
- Driver side turbo intake hose has some evidence of dripping oil after the track
- Air / Oil separator just replaced
- previous investigation by the Indy states it’s 99% not the turbo itself
- never happens at day to day driving!
I really doubt it’s normal but I seen some people fit those:
- catch can 1
- catch can 2
I am looking for some advice here.
I have a problem which only seems to happen while tracking the car.
Here is a scenario:
1. Drive an warmup, all is well
2. Have some fun maybe 10 ish laps, temps, oil pressure etc all seems good
3. Cooldown lap and in the pits, no smoke, while car is still running the engine absolutely no smoke.
5. When key off and key back on even after 1 minute - plumes of white / blue smoke
5b. I noticed when the car is put back to comfort mode while returning to pits and engine “stop start” kicks in - no smoke comes out when restarts.
This will eventually clear and issue doesn’t show up any more while in day to day use.
-> I took it to the track 2 times and both times it happened but I suspected AOS which as been just replaced! And didn’t not fix it. Exactly same issue on the second track day
Now some facts :
- Car has 57k miles
- Driver side turbo replace some time ago by other owner
- Driver side turbo intake hose has some evidence of dripping oil after the track
- Air / Oil separator just replaced
- previous investigation by the Indy states it’s 99% not the turbo itself
- never happens at day to day driving!
I really doubt it’s normal but I seen some people fit those:
- catch can 1
- catch can 2
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