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    White Smoke. Should I Worry?

    Poured a little Marvel Mystery Oil down all four cylinders of the T and tried moving the wheel a little in second, but it wouldn't really budge. Tried all the gears and it got easier as I got higher, but not much.

    Took her out and started her. She started right up, but would bog a little under throttle, and there was a lot of white smoke coming out of the exhaust, more the right than the left. It went away after a little bit, but that was scary. She runs like normal now, complete with the tendency to die when coming down off of high revs every once in a while.

    #2
    that would be the oil burning off, nothing to worry about unless it doesnt stop.

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      #3
      Originally posted by ericox
      that would be the oil burning off, nothing to worry about unless it doesnt stop.
      That's what I figured, but I just wanted to check.

      Should I have waited a while before starting her up? I didn't harm anything, right?

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        #4
        Waiting would have only DELAYED the smoke, not PREVENTED it. Unless you waited several months or so.
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          #5
          Originally posted by Steve
          Waiting would have only DELAYED the smoke, not PREVENTED it. Unless you waited several months or so.
          Rock.

          Thanks, guys. Just tryin' real hard to get her runnin' right, you know?

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            #6
            No problem, enjoy the ride

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              #7
              Thanks. You guys are great.

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