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can anyone tell me wat has gone wrong, i stopped driving my coupe for a few months and the next time i started it she was blowing smoke and shooting oil out of the bov, its limited to how much smoke and oil is shooting out now but just curious if its damage or not started for so long, any help would be appreciated.

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What I am guessing is the piston rings might have dried up .. Normally if you haven't driven a car for a few months you put a lil bit of oil in each piston before you leave it for a period of time ...

By the sounds of it that it's starting to get better, the rings might be fine ... A tempory solution is put a catch can on it and do a good oil service :P

What I am guessing is the piston rings might have dried up .. Normally if you haven't driven a car for a few months you put a lil bit of oil in each piston before you leave it for a period of time ...

By the sounds of it that it's starting to get better, the rings might be fine ... A tempory solution is put a catch can on it and do a good oil service :P

thankyou kitty thats sounds like wat i was hoping for now i just have to adjust my fuel pressure reg to see if the fuel was contributing, but thankyou again

cheers Rob

thankyou kitty thats sounds like wat i was hoping for now i just have to adjust my fuel pressure reg to see if the fuel was contributing, but thankyou again

cheers Rob

i love it these days wen it comes to an engine prob the ladies are usually the 1st on it.........................

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