Car smoking after Sitting

[accord90cb]

Hey guys,
When I bought my 90 accord lx about a year back it had not been ran since 2003. So it had been sitting roughly 4 years. It has 179,xxx miles on it. It runs great and does not smoke at an idle but any rpm's from 3k to 5k (havent ran it past 5k) it blows a bit of blue smoke. Not alot but enough to worry me. A friend told me it was just from sitting for so long and that it would loosen up after being ran. Is this the case? Any suggestions on what I should do to "refresh" the motor? or does it just need ran?

Thanks

[iwanttogofast]

go to the parts store or wal-mart and gets some "No-Smoke" or there is another one i think it's called valve free or something like that..... the problem is that while it was sitting the valves and seals all got hard so you need a oil additive that is designed to lubricate the seals and my advice is get in there quickly cuz i had a nissan with the same story and i didn't do anything and eventually the seals had to b completely replaced.... so get to it quick and you might b able to keep from do a valve and seal job

[iwanttogofast]

another tip for everyone:

blue smoke= oil
black smoke= fuel
white smoke= water

[accord90cb]

Alright. Thanks for the Help

[chrischhorn]

u need to tune ur car up a bit....new plugs and oil change for sure...definately need new gas in it. Be sure to use engine cleaner when u change ur oil cuz after sitting that long u definately have some sludge build up in it. changin ur fuel filter wouldnt hurt either.