LBZ: Oil out Tailpipe's???

snowman

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Aug 30, 2010
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:mad: So the other day i started the truck to let it warm up and i could smell burning oil??? :confused: So i took a walk around and seen oil dripping out my tail pipes, and they had puddles the size of donuts on the ground. NOT COOL!!! I have the PVC re-route and figured that the line coud be frozen??? Any other thoughts???:confused:
 

dbenenh0

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Is it a new exhaust system? When i went from my 4" to 5" i couldn't figure out why there was oil comin out the exhaust. Turns out it was from the new exhaust and the light coat of oil that was put on it.
 

dirttymaxx

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yeah they are diff but i dont see why they wont work. . . the lly charger is a better charger we run a lbz long block and a lly turbo works great,you mite have to change out the sensor,
 

snowman

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Aug 30, 2010
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nice! now that you mention that, i do recall my buddy with an 05 telling me that his turbo is suppose to be alittle bit better. Maybe i'll look into it tonight. Thanks
 

Burn Down

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The turbine ar is bigger on the lly than the lbz/lmm. All of the exhaust & intake system will bolt up the same, not sure on the vane position sensor.
 

Kat

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If Pat remembers correctly you might just have to trim the connector a bit to get it to plug in.
 

LBZ

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It could definetly be the PCV frozen off but I'm sure you checked that. If your dipstick was pushed out that is a tell tale sign of a blocked PCV (or cracked piston) as well.

I have an LBZ turbo with 100 000km on it that was running fine when removed you can have it if you pay the shipping. It does have 3 broken off studs and has been sitting outside for six months though...........
I was just hanging onto it in case someone needed a core return turbo.
 

snowman

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Aug 30, 2010
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It could definetly be the PCV frozen off but I'm sure you checked that. If your dipstick was pushed out that is a tell tale sign of a blocked PCV (or cracked piston) as well.

I have an LBZ turbo with 100 000km on it that was running fine when removed you can have it if you pay the shipping. It does have 3 broken off studs and has been sitting outside for six months though...........
I was just hanging onto it in case someone needed a core return turbo.

:happy2: sweet thanks man. like i said i'll check the turbo this weekend. And yes i did check the PVC and there was a bit of ice that came out, but seemed like it was still flowing.