JC Barker
09-26-2012, 08:49 PM
Hey All,
Wondering if any of you wrenches have any ideas about what is going on with my '89 sei.
It hasn't been on the road much, but gets warmed up to operating temp most every morning, and shuffled in and out of our shop. A couple of days ago I decided to get some tabs on it and start driving it. It needs to go through emissions, so I thought I'd take it out and run it around a bit to clean out any crap buildup. Purrs like the proverbial kitten when you're sitting there idling, but when I went to take off it laid out a smokescreen that would have covered half of Seattle. Lasted for 30 yards and gone. Driving around, no worries. Stop at a light or something and go to take off, and watch out. Ran it up the freeway tonight, for 8-10 miles, and didn't change anything. Sit for a few minutes and go to head back home and here comes a blast of smoke again.
Anybody got any thoughts on what I might have screwed up? My wrenchin' days were spent on rides with no smog crap, no 'puters, and very few wires.
Thanks in advance,
Jeff
Wondering if any of you wrenches have any ideas about what is going on with my '89 sei.
It hasn't been on the road much, but gets warmed up to operating temp most every morning, and shuffled in and out of our shop. A couple of days ago I decided to get some tabs on it and start driving it. It needs to go through emissions, so I thought I'd take it out and run it around a bit to clean out any crap buildup. Purrs like the proverbial kitten when you're sitting there idling, but when I went to take off it laid out a smokescreen that would have covered half of Seattle. Lasted for 30 yards and gone. Driving around, no worries. Stop at a light or something and go to take off, and watch out. Ran it up the freeway tonight, for 8-10 miles, and didn't change anything. Sit for a few minutes and go to head back home and here comes a blast of smoke again.
Anybody got any thoughts on what I might have screwed up? My wrenchin' days were spent on rides with no smog crap, no 'puters, and very few wires.
Thanks in advance,
Jeff