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So wow, scotty nm35 hit the problem STRAIGHT on. Injector #6 was stuck open and flooded the engine with gasoline, spark plugs went to shit as well and thats why the engine locked. The mechanic managed to turn the car on today so we have that down. Also managed to get a set of OEM injectors for 90 bucks (good deal yay) got some new plugs and problem solved. (hopefully).

BE SURE TO CHANGE THE OIL BEFORE U DRIVE IT!

The engine oil will be extremely diluted with petrol now.

When the injector leakes the fuel makes its way down past the piston rings and into the sump.

white smoke and running rough usually means water in the combustion chamber.

im worried when u fixed ur leaky blow off valve, boost went up, u took it for a spin and possibly blew the headgasket. once u left it parked with the cooling system under pressure coolant has leaked in the cylinder where the headgasket has blown causing the white smoke u mention.

now if it wont start, theres a chance u may have hydraulic locked the engine and bent a conrod or done similar major damage, try turning the engine over by hand with sparkplugs out and then do a compression test.

hope its not bad news for u tho :(

white smoke and running rough usually means water in the combustion chamber.

im worried when u fixed ur leaky blow off valve, boost went up, u took it for a spin and possibly blew the headgasket. once u left it parked with the cooling system under pressure coolant has leaked in the cylinder where the headgasket has blown causing the white smoke u mention.

now if it wont start, theres a chance u may have hydraulic locked the engine and bent a conrod or done similar major damage, try turning the engine over by hand with sparkplugs out and then do a compression test.

hope its not bad news for u tho :(

Did u actually read this thread before posting????????

lol I think he didn't...

Spark Plugs changed

Oil Changed

Oil filter Changed

All injectors and fuel rail changed as well

Car feels good, good response. Still feels a bit rich but my mechanic said that's because it threw out a shit load of gasoline through the muffler. >_<

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