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Shut the T down hot, usually I let it cool off for 5-6 K's before I stop, but this time I didn't, anyways ~ 1min later gouts of stinky blue smoke came up from under the bonnet (sorta smelt like burnt clutch...) I opened the bonnet and could not identify where the smoke was coming from, started it up and let it idle for a bit, It stopped smokeing as the turbo cooled down.

anyone else had a similar experience?

possibly oil squirting onto something hot??

I'll move the T tonight and see if the concrete has any oil spots.

:nono: OMG I hope I don't have to go back to the dealer......

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Certainly sounds like burning oil - blue smoke ... how hot do you think the turbo was when you shut down? Had you been giving it heaps (under boost) or just normal driving ??

Fingers crossed ...

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I was up it....

not as much as I have been though I was only sitting ~ 4000 rpm in 5th then a bit of up through the gears + round the corners stuff....

The turbo was glowing a nice cherry red....

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If they've just changed your turbo make sure there isnt a tiny leak on the oil lines, mine had a fine mist spraying the manifold causing the same thing.

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If they've just changed your turbo make sure there isnt a tiny leak on the oil lines, mine had a fine mist spraying the manifold causing the same thing.

:nono: what, you mean that mob may have left something loose??

Oh NT, how could you say such a thing!

will look tonight, sounds VERY plausable, when the engine is shut down hot, the oil might have boiled + increased the pressure, leaking out of a union.

Lesson No: 676 do a couple of cooldown K's before shutting down the T.....

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Possibilities: Over spill of oil when filling it up... maybe a bit of residue on the manifold.

The turbo will glow regardless of how hard you push it, every time I have looked at it at night it has been glowing. If it happens again I would definitely get it checked out!!

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Some guys just have all the luck! Don't ya Sixfan!

Best luck working it out mate.

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Lumpy :laughing:

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I was up it....

not as much as I have been though I was only sitting ~ 4000 rpm in 5th then a bit of up through the gears + round the corners stuff....

The turbo was glowing a nice cherry red....

Lets see now, you wouldn't happen to have been going about 170km/h would you :P.

LOL good effort...

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170's nuthin, used to cruise at 200 all the time. (when I lived in the NT :tease: )

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170's nuthin, used to cruise at 200 all the time. (when I lived in the NT  :tease: )

Yes, but I know you aren't in the NT anymore.... :P

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