Check vent line and long and behold saw oil drip
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Oil plugs and coils along with a new aos because my car started smoking on start like quite a bit of smoke, so anyway I went ahead and replaced it, which fixed the smoking issue but then a week later I was told during my starts that there's a puff of blue smoke so I went and checked the vent line and long and behold saw oil drip when I disconnected it, so I got a replacement from fcp which I installed the next day, drove it for the proceeding few days and recorded every engine start and noticed there's still smoke coming out and infact earlier in the day I started her and saw the puff of smoke on my rear view and watched as it blew away.
Sorry another puff of smoke thread
