1999 Nissan Altima "burnt exhaust valve causes" Questions

...if i continue trying to crank. Oil is leaking getting into the cylinders which is being burnt which is causing the white smoke from the exhaust. You might have compression problems or worn

...exhaust manifold and is causing the burnt oil smell. Last possibility is that you do have a slow leak on the underside of the engine that is blowing back onto the exhaust system causing the smell. ...

...exhaust valves only, but it can also damage the intake valves. A burnt valve will cause issues with your vehicle's performance and fuel consumption. Rough idle, reduced power, backfiring, and misfire ...

...exhaust what causes blue smoke on my 1998 pajero sport 3l ? It happens for when starting only engine burning fuel. not good sign blue smoke is oil being burnt can be from problem with head--valve ...

...burnt exhaust valves and backfiring through the still open inlet valve If in a diesel that can also cause valve/piston damage as the valves are not closed out of the way it the clearance is excessive ...

...exhaust valve if you still have a miss in the engine and it vibrates the vehicle when it goes into overdrive. Do a compression check on all cylinders to be sure. If they are all the same, no burnt ...

...exhaust vlaves???sometimes they stick and sometimes they are burnt,,,,either way you are gonna need a valve job but there could be more causing the valves to stick due to burning oil,,may need a new ...

Can the miss on my Honda crv also be that the exhaust valves are burnt. Yes, burned valves will cause a miss. They do not seal when closed.

...exhaust, replace the catylictic converter and find out what make it fail and plug, rich fuel mixture is most common cause of overheated burnt cat. The EGR is just a symtom of the plugged

leak as will burnt valve seats from using poor quality fuel causing misfire etc. Intake and exhaust valves that are sticking, burnt , have weak springs or worn cam lobes can cause idle quality issues