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  1. Jeepsinker

    Lots of exhaust from crankcase breather

    That's about all you can do. Now think about pulling the oil pan to have a look before you pull both heads. You could just have one damaged piston with a broken skirt or something that really doesn't make it necessary to pull both heads. Or You can just dive in waist deep, tear it all apart, and...
  2. Jeepsinker

    Lots of exhaust from crankcase breather

    I would still check the turbo before I pulled the heads off, if you haven't already done so. A turbo can eat it's bearings real fast and put shavings into the oil. Same for crankshaft bearings in the air compressor. While it likely is your rings, it would be a shame to do all that work because...
  3. Jeepsinker

    Lots of exhaust from crankcase breather

    It very well could be caused by a worn turbo, but it could also be a worn air compressor, one or more cracked piston rings, cracked or burned piston, etc.
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