Nissan Maxima: Blue smoke 2000 Maxima
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Blue smoke 2000 Maxima
After highway driving, stopping for a while, then cranking the engine,
the car generates a cloud of blue smoke. Is it likely the valve
guides?
Background: bought it used. Lease car. No oil change first 40,000
miles. Sludge, flushed 3 times, runs great, uses a quart aprox 1000
miles. Blue smoke very annoying.
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Re: Blue smoke 2000 Maxima
ron wrote:
Oil control rings are sticking is much more likely. Compression test won't
show this either. Either one is going to be VERY expencive to fix, used
engine will be much cheaper than trying to fix it.
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Steve
http://www.atlantaracing.com
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Re: Blue smoke 2000 Maxima
Steve,
I am looking at a 95 Q45 that gives a puff of blue smoke on startup, would
this be the same problem? If so I will not buy it...(it was a lease car the
first 31K also)
Tanks
John
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Re: 2000 Maxima engine swap
I have a 2000 Maxima 3,0 liter V6 stock engine that needs to be
replaces. Can you tell me what year/model engines will bolt up without
any modificaton?
Will the 2003 3.5Liter fit /swap?
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Re: 2000 Maxima engine swap
ron wrote:
Might be only that year, especially if you are planning on a used engine
with all the manifolds etc. The junkyard will have a "interchange book"
that will show what fits and what doesn't.
With enough money it will. Easily, no.
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Steve
http://www.atlantaracing.com
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Re: 2000 Maxima engine swap
"ron" <rr.com> wrote in message
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You could put in a 2001 engine, there were no serious changes between those
2 model years. I've seen 00-01 engines pop up on ebay for less than $1,000
with low miles.
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