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I toasted my first (and possibly last) EA82T

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Well, what I hoped was a blown turbo in my GL-10 sedan is obviously something else. The exciting symptoms include:

  • substantial positive pressure in the crankcase...enough to blow the dipstick out and send oil splashing up on the hood....and back down
  • excessive consumption/combustion of oil...while I limped her home the cars behind me stopped and waited for the smoke to clear...it would be cool for a halloween party if you didn't mind the smell
  • it's making a strange knocking sound....go figure :rolleyes:

My preliminary diagnosis is major bad juju in the bottom end. What typically causes this type of failure? The engine is 100% stock, 92 gas, clean (enough)/full oil. Oil pressure unknown due to stupid digidash and lazy subaru owner who never installed the oil pressure gauge she bought a couple of years ago (though I did open it and lose half of the fittings...)

 

Driving the RX-RA around leaves me completely uninspired to fix the EA82T. I don't really need the extra car and I don't really have time to fix it.

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Sounds like another EA82T car is going up on the block;)

No, please dont ask:-p

 

Ironic how I just sold you the twagon and got rid of that exta SPFI block....

I've got a whole replacement for you. Bad tranny and possible cracked frame. $500 is what the gal wants for it. Body is pretty nice shape from what I recall.

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