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Occasional blue/black smoke.

Tiny
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So I drive a 96' mustang GT with about 117,000 miles on her, with some modifications. Took off the catalytic converter, put on under drive pulleys, intake, you know the small stuff engine wise. Anyways, I can defiantly smell gas and oil burning when idleing and only when I take off, I can see a cloud of blue/black smoke behind the car. Strange thing is, I can have it neutral and give it gas and theres NO smoke. What do think is the problem?
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Tuesday, August 14th, 2007 AT 5:33 PM

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Tiny
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The problem is fluid is going where its not supposed to go you have a blown head gasket most likely or a cracked head or block I would compresiion check all the cylinders that will probably narrow it down more
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