Hello, I have an '86 2.0 2SELC Camry with about 159,000 miles. The car ran great before I parked do to a suspension problem I didn't have the money to fix at the time. The car was parked roughly 3 years (big mistake). I have just recently gotten the suspension problem fixed, put new tires and brakes on, had the old gas flushed out and a new fuel filter installed and I replaced the plugs. I had just had the valve seals replaced before the car was parked (which fixed a minor smoking problem I had). The problem I'm having now is the engine is running like a beast. Gas is mixing with the oil and it's smoking a good bit. It will run and get me around town but with little power and a rough ride. I do need to get a broken motor mount replaced so that doesn't help. My wife wants me to say goodbye to the car but I want to exhaust my options first. I'm guessing the rings have dried out and shrunken. I do know that the gas was like sludge when it was drained out. I have put several additives in the tank (injector cleaners and rubbing alcohol) to try to clean the injectors but it hasn't helped much. Does my engine have a chance of survival? I keep looking for a cost effective solution short of an engine remanufacture but I'm not a mechanic. I'm sure I need new spark wires, cap and a rotor button but I need help on how what else I need to do to get this running good again.
Thanks! Matt