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My friend has a 530d m sport. his turbo blew and he had alot of smoke coming out the exhaust. the turbo has now been changed and the car is running like normal but there still smoke coming from the exhaust when the car is at a stand still.

 

my question is:

 

Is this normal and just oil slowly burning off in the exhaust?

 

Could it be the head gasket gone?

 

would a turbo failing damage the head gasket in any way?

 

any help would be much appreciated from you techies!!

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My friend has a 530d m sport. his turbo blew and he had alot of smoke coming out the exhaust. the turbo has now been changed and the car is running like normal but there still smoke coming from the exhaust when the car is at a stand still.

 

my question is:

 

Is this normal and just oil slowly burning off in the exhaust?

 

Could it be the head gasket gone?

 

would a turbo failing damage the head gasket in any way?

 

any help would be much appreciated from you techies!!

 

 

More than likely there will still be excess oil in the Zorst and will soon burn off.

 

If there are still emissions in around 100 miles then further investigation will be required.

 

Finders crossed that this will not be required.

 

Cheers,

 

Alex.

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My mate had a similar problem in his X5, Had a replacement turbo and then lots of smoke, turned out to be some kind of breather hose buggered, was getting a lot of crankcase pressure :scare:

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was the new turbo bled properly as starting up the engine without the turbos been bled can nacker them in seconds,you should always make sure the turbos have oil,some guys remove the spark plugs and crank the engine over till their is oil pressure,

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new turbo could be nackerd or drive the car and see wat others have said and hope it is oil in exhaust,if its not oil wat damage is getting done meantime,best bet would be to ask abbeymotorsport whos a member on here.

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