Burning Lots of Oil

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  1. project87

    project87 Member

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    Just did a full rebuild on my 22r put a new weber carb on it was running great but it started burning a lot of oil!

    My step dad thinks I probably blew a ring or 2 or maybe I got a hole in a piston. Its sucking a lot of oil through the front air port on the valve cover leaking oil freaking everywhere. Im going to a mechanic tommorow to see what they think tommorow I just want to hear some other possible suggestions it could be from you guys. Also my number 2 spark plug I believe (2nd one back from the front) is constantly going bad because of it.
    We ran a compression test i believe and the numbers on it were
    130-60-130-140
    1st-2nd-3rd-4th (spark plugs holes)

    Let me know what you guys think much thanks in advanced!
    :bowdown:
     
  2. B.Y.E.

    B.Y.E. Toyotaholic

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    Something definetly wrong in cylinder #2... Might wanna check all of them too because those #'s seem low for a recently rebuilt engine...
     
  3. thundering02

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    all related to number 2 rings piston cracked head/block valve guides.. anything related top to bottom
     
  4. dillinja666

    dillinja666 Toyotaholic

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    sux...time to tear it apart again. dont waste your time with a mechanic, hes just going to tell ya the same thing we are.
     
  5. area5150

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    I vote for collapsed or stuck rings in number 2.
     
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    Compression specs 22R and 22RE:

    Between 142 psi and 171 psi with a variance of less than 14 psi.
     
  7. OldSchool84DevilLux

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    Did you set the piston ring end gaps correctly or top two compression bottom oil control ring if these were mix up may cause problem
     

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