Oil is an after effect, mine torched a hole in the piston and apart from sounding like a WRX it drove ok on the 50 mile return trip from the dyno as long as you kept it out of boost (James Bond smoke screen if it went + )IJ.;1282122 said:Correct it's either blocked or under voltage so lets just enough fuel in for it to do a really good impersonation of a plasma cutter (Al spray on the rod is a dead giveaway)
It's doing the machine shop an injustice to blame this on them.
IJ.;1282793 said:Oil is an after effect, mine torched a hole in the piston and apart from sounding like a WRX it drove ok on the 50 mile return trip from the dyno as long as you kept it out of boost (James Bond smoke screen if it went + )
Supracentral;1282799 said:I drove home from TX2K2 like that with broken valves in #1 and a cracked ring... 800+ miles. 7M has always gotten me home.
IJ.;1282931 said:Doesn't really need to be together to do this test.
Just need a head and the fuel rail hooked up.
The injectors tested fine so can be ruled out the next suspect is the pump and filter, then I'd be triple checking the injector wiring if everything else passes.
frontierguy25;1282935 said:I have a new fuel filter that I put on a year ago or so and my injectors clip right into the stock harness, so no soldering was done. I did look over the wires and they are all good. I had to actually get the loom off to look at it because the harness is new.
I think that this mostly happened because the cylinder was losing compression 50 miles after the install. And on the 250mile trip it was getting worse and then I blew it up once I started making passes. But hey who knows until we take it apart at the machine shop and see all the damage.
Poodles;1283104 said:My new harness was 100% new, not NOS (had to wait for them to make it)