White smoke is a sign of a blown head gasket and coolant is getting into the engine with the oil and gas. Check your coolant for signs of oil, and smell for signs of gas. Check your oil and see if it is milky. Milky oil means that coolant is getting past the head gasket.
1988 Thunderbird Turbo Intercooler: Do you have a diagram of the vacuums line from the intercooler...
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1988 Thunderbird Turbo Intercooler: Do you have a diagram of the vacuums line from the intercooler and/to the turbo?
I have a 1984 Musatng Turbo. I recently put a 1988 Thundebird Turbo coupe intercooler on my mustang....
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I have a 1984 Musatng Turbo. I recently put a 1988 Thundebird Turbo coupe intercooler on my mustang. My turbo works but I believe I have a vacuum leak. Do you have access to a 1987-1988 Thunderbird Turbo diagram of vacuum lines from the inrercooler and turbo?
ok i let a friend drive my car one day he stared it up after i drove it all day and he reved in kind...
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ok i let a friend drive my car one day he stared it up after i drove it all day and he reved in kind of fast but not that hard really.but when that happend its blowing blueish black smoke, but mostly black, wich that meens its running real rich, the car has no power i got it home going about 5mph max speed and when i rev the car it wont go past 2300 rpm it sounds like it has a 2 step or a launch controll or a rev limiter, wich it dose not have any of those, could of i jumped time??? the car is a 88 MUSTANG WITH A 87-88 THUNDERBIRD 2.3L TURBO MOTOR IN IT. what can cause my car to run like this, TFI module??? ect please help me
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