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Blue smoke means it is time to go back to bed. Blue smoke is usually a sign of problems down in the important parts of the engine block. We are talking cylinder, piston or valve problems. The blue smoke comes from the excessive burning of oil and generally is a bad sign. The problem is you usually have to rebuild the entire engine. If you just try to do a bit, the new parts may create a better seal. This will add pressure to the engine compartment and blow out other worn parts that were not replaced.

rebuild a car engine It will not cost you any more than $200 to build the system and the parts can be bought at your local hardware store. Because of the advancements in technology you can easily do this yourself. Anyone who know a little bit about a car engine can install this easily.

Let's humanize the car. The engine represents our internal workings. To evaluate them, we can just assess how we feel. We can then get an objective look by doing things like taking our temperature. Your car works much the same way. You may notice the engine misfiring or being unresponsive. One objective way to determine what is going on is to look at the smoke coming out the exhaust.

Now, I'm recalling some years back when I was a delivery guy, too. I learned a simple car care truth. You won't hear of it from your mechanic - but tens of thousands of us car buffs practice a simple routine to double and triple the life of our working cars and equipment. So can you!

overhaul a care engine Do your research. When you rebuild, work out if you are going latin for learning a stock replacement of broken/worn parts, or a full rebuild using forged internals. Work out your budget and try to stick to it. If possible, get the factory workshop manual for your engine, or a Haynes/Chilton's manual. Review it before you pick up a wrench and figure out what you are going to do and how you're going to do it. Surprises are good at Christmas, but not when when you're trying to take apart a motor. If you can't find information in there, try to find a respected source on the internet. And make sure you get the CORRECT manual (i.e. if you have a 7-bolt 4G63 engine don't use a 6-bolt 4G63 engine guide and think that everything will be the same. It won't).

Step One: Choosing the right frame. You can use whatever car frame you want to use. There is no rule against this. Most people like to use old designs since it is cheaper then buying a new one. If you plan to race it, you should choose a light frame to make the car move faster. You may even choose to remove or add any accessories to meet your needs.

build a car engine If you do indeed decide to mix and match your parts, you better be using your measuring tape! You'll need to measure everything to ensure that it's all going to fit together properly. For example, check the frame to see how big your motor mount is. Will your chosen motor fit onto your frame?

If you notice spots appearing underneath your vehicle in the general area of your transmission, place a piece of white cardboard underneath to catch the drip. That will allow you to better identify the color. If the drip appears reddish, it is likely coming from your tranny or the steering column. Take your car to a mechanic and ask him to identify the source of the leak.