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    Default golf vr6 blue smoking slightly? – 15-06-2010,04:55 PM
    hi there i have a 97 golf mk3 vr6 when i sit it stationary it sometimes blows out little blue smoke and if i rev it high it blows some out, its done 137k is it just age showin hope it nothin to bad oil level always maintains quite wel any help welcome thanks
     
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    Default Re: golf vr6 blue smoking slightly? – 16-06-2010,08:04 AM
    poss valve stem seals
    check breathers
     
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    Default Re: golf vr6 blue smoking slightly? – 16-06-2010,09:03 AM
    are the stem seals hard /expensive to change? Were are the breathers located again hard job? Thanks
     
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    Default Re: golf vr6 blue smoking slightly? – 16-06-2010,08:44 PM
    nothings easy/cheap to do on these engines as you have to remove so much to do anything
    cams out to do stem seals req special tools to do
    breather system quite easy to check
    little valve coming off front rear of cam cover and follow hoses
     
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