93 Olds 98 Regency dark greyish smoke out the exhaust
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93 Olds 98 Regency dark greyish smoke out the exhaust
The car has been sitting for about 3 months and did not do this before being taken off the road for the summer. My co-worker bought a newer car and was planning on using the Olds as the "winter rat". Do series 1 have Intake issues?
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He says there was no noticble gas smell but it did smell like oil burning and the engine itself seemed really hot even though his gauge read normal.
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Bump for gearhead thoughts. My knowledge of series 1 is pretty low.
Do series 1 have intake gasket or other issues that may cause this?
I figured I might pull spark from one cylinder at a time to try an narrow down where the problem may be.
Any other ideas?
Thanks
Tim
Do series 1 have intake gasket or other issues that may cause this?
I figured I might pull spark from one cylinder at a time to try an narrow down where the problem may be.
Any other ideas?
Thanks
Tim
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i can say that the 3 that i own do not have intake issues. but, mine are 92s and a 93. i believe the later 94-95 ser 1 intakes may have tho.
that being a 93, id say no to the intake issue.
maybe run a scan to see if the o2 is toggling, or for any tsc'*
that being a 93, id say no to the intake issue.
maybe run a scan to see if the o2 is toggling, or for any tsc'*
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