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Sell the engine 70k,add money like 200k buy another engine. Just like engine,mechanics will mess up your car. Buy another engine...

ReformerD:
Good day guys,
please I'm here on a very urgent issues, I noticed my Kia optima 2013( note. The car has a turbocharger ) , start giving out smoke but stop after awhile, when I noticed this, I talk to my machanic which suggest it might be due to worn out ring, although I did my research and discovered faulty turbo charger can cause a car to emit smoke, so I talk to him, and the car was taken to those that fix turbo charger, note. It actually did fix the issues, but this week when I did oil change, I noticed the smoke again, which made me wonder what might be the cause,
So, my question now Is, could it be the turbo charger that's the issue or the worn out piston rings,?
If it's worn out piston ring, it's advisable to replace
Or should I take the car back to those guys that repair turbo charged for further complain
Thank you.

Hello everyone, I have an urgent issue to discuss. Recently, I noticed that my 2013 Kia Optima turbocharged car was emitting smoke, but the smoke would stop after a while. I spoke to my mechanic about it, and he suggested that it might be due to worn-out piston rings. However, I did some research and found out that a faulty turbocharger can also cause a car to emit smoke. As a result, I had my car taken to a repair shop that specializes in fixing turbochargers, and they were able to fix the problem.

However, this week, when I had my oil changed, I noticed the smoke again, which made me wonder what could be the cause. So, my question now is, could it be the turbocharger that's the issue, or is it the worn-out piston rings? If it's the worn-out piston rings, it's advisable to have them replaced. Alternatively, should I take my car back to the repair shop that fixed the turbocharger for further complaints? Thank you.

What type of smoke?

Blue
White
Black

This will determine the cause of your problem

Bad engine, don't try to repair the bad engine, if you do, the smoke will go for a while and come back double again . Go buy another engine

Angrygoat:
Sell the engine 70k,add money like 200k buy another engine. Just like engine,mechanics will mess up your car. Buy another engine...

Which engine, the car engine or the turbo engine?

Sayfact:
Bad engine, don't try to repair the bad engine, if you do, the smoke will go for a while and come back double again . Go buy another engine

Apart from the occasional smoke, there's no issues with engine performance or anything else, just the smoke

Come..cor.kor.kor.
Complete engine

ReformerD:
Which engine, the car engine or the turbo engine?

Angrygoat:
Come..cor.kor.kor.
Complete engine

There's nothing like the knock sound or anything, the car runs fine.

Angrygoat:
Sell the engine 70k,add money like 200k buy another engine. Just like engine,mechanics will mess up your car. Buy another engine...

Car engine that is more than 700k

ReformerD:
There's nothing like the knock sound or anything, the car runs fine.

Is it burning oil? Is your engine oil reducing?

ReformerD:
Good day guys,
please I'm here on a very urgent issues, I noticed my Kia optima 2013( note. The car has a turbocharger ) , start giving out smoke but stop after awhile, when I noticed this, I talk to my machanic which suggest it might be due to worn out ring, although I did my research and discovered faulty turbo charger can cause a car to emit smoke, so I talk to him, and the car was taken to those that fix turbo charger, note. It actually did fix the issues, but this week when I did oil change, I noticed the smoke again, which made me wonder what might be the cause,
So, my question now Is, could it be the turbo charger that's the issue or the worn out piston rings,?
If it's worn out piston ring, it's advisable to replace
Or should I take the car back to those guys that repair turbo charged for further complain
Thank you.

Hello everyone, I have an urgent issue to discuss. Recently, I noticed that my 2013 Kia Optima turbocharged car was emitting smoke, but the smoke would stop after a while. I spoke to my mechanic about it, and he suggested that it might be due to worn-out piston rings. However, I did some research and found out that a faulty turbocharger can also cause a car to emit smoke. As a result, I had my car taken to a repair shop that specializes in fixing turbochargers, and they were able to fix the problem.

However, this week, when I had my oil changed, I noticed the smoke again, which made me wonder what could be the cause. So, my question now is, could it be the turbocharger that's the issue, or is it the worn-out piston rings? If it's the worn-out piston rings, it's advisable to have them replaced. Alternatively, should I take my car back to the repair shop that fixed the turbocharger for further complaints? Thank you.

When you change oil sometimes engine bring out with smoke until the engine oil stabilize, my advice is to wait for sometimes and observe before rushing to make the wrong decision

Bro af been thru this stage b4,b4 i got my engine 500k. I wasted almstt 200k repairing cone rod,bending,this that,still my engine knocked aft 2 months despite me guaging my oil and all that every morning b4 i start my engine. B4 then my engine was smoking a lil. Since dec till now i still dey flex my toks engine. No level

ReformerD:
There's nothing like the knock sound or anything, the car runs fine.

Angrygoat:
Bro af been thru this stage b4,b4 i got my engine 500k. I wasted almstt 200k repairing cone rod,bending,this that,still my engine knocked aft 2 months despite me guaging my oil and all that every morning b4 i start my engine. B4 then my engine was smoking a lil. Since dec till now i still dey flex my toks engine. No level

What model is your car

IS

ReformerD:
What model is your car

Angrygoat:
IS

9h, my car engine cost 1.3m

Besides, i figured the issues, it was the turbo engine that causing the smoke not the car engine

ReformerD:
9h, my car engine cost 1.3m

Besides, i figured the issues, it was the turbo engine that causing the smoke not the car engine

You are lucky

ReformerD:
9h, my car engine cost 1.3m

Besides, i figured the issues, it was the turbo engine that causing the smoke not the car engine

Turbo charged engines are very sensitive.

1. Did you use Mobil 1 original extended performance 5w30 oil?

2. When turbo is faulty they don't work on it, new unit should be bought and replaced I learned this from VOLVO and VW

3. Those 2011 hyundai and their GDI and turbo engines especially the NA ones aren't very reliable especially when they land in naija with our low quality fuel and I'll trained specialist. But I understand no be everybody wan drive toyota.