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  1. Ziff's post in 997 Turbo oil smoke on start up-advice please was marked as the answer   
    My 2007 did that too, but as mentioned, it was aporadic and when i had it serviced, I asked and was told there was nothing wrong. Keep in mind that there are oil seals that seprate the two side of the turbos that may drip a little oil until heated up. If the smoke screen was constant and lasting more than a couple seconds and if it were happening under load or boost, then I would be concerned.
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