r1de23

I fixed the hose. The car still smokes after letting it idle with the oil cap off. All is up to operating temps. All I see now it a bunch of chocolate milky crap coming out of the mufflers. The car runs perfect otherwise.

thejulex

Run it at idle for an hour to have the oil burn out... I think it is your turbo seal though. The only way a lot of oil can get into IC hose is when turbo fails. Failed PCV system can be responsible for a bit of oil and slight exhaust smoke but nothing like you described... sorry.

r1de23

Here she is... Who wants an A6??

4Driver4

How much do you want for this car and where are you?

This is a simple fix, but I will be happy to take advantage of your lack of interest in fixing this simple and well documented issue if you decide to sell the car cheap.

2.7Lturbo

not to be a dick, but what is the fix? was i on the right track thinking its just the pvc system being gunked/frozen up?

r1de23

Make me an offer. Nebraska.

4Driver4

You were/are. Sounds like he doesn't want to get in there and clean it out and change the check valves and replace the suction pump. For about $100 a few hours, he's all set.

4Driver4

Too far. It would cost $1k to get that to CT.

r1de23

i think i fixed it. I cleared out the pcv system a bit and ran the car for over an hour with the oil cap off to remove all the moisture from the system. No more smoke today. Hopefully the cold doesnt freeze it up again.

2.7Lturbo

glad to see that A: i was right, but more importantly B: you fixed it !!!