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1998 V70 T5 V70-XC70

posted by  kamena on  Mon Nov 19 21:23 CST 2007
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HI Klaus,
More specifically the smoke is bluish colour and appears just for a second or two if the car was not running for more than let say 2 hours. After that it is disappears. I have done tune up and replacement of air-mass meter recently. There are no lights on the dash board and performance wise the car is OK

Could it be something wrong with the engine slightly low compression on one of the cylinders? I have to change the oil soon - could it be the low viscosity of the oil?!

Cheers
Kamen





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