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Old 07-17-2003, 01:46 PM
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white smoke

how do i stop this annyoing stuff ive alread checked compression and it's good so is it water or what is it.
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white smoke = water
blue smoke = oil
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look at your oil on your dipstick an see if the oil looks milkey
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when is the smoke white when u first start driving or all the time. usually all cars blow white exhaust for the first 2 mins or so until it gets warmed up or if theres water in the exahust pipe
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it's only white if i accelerate all out
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My guess is there is a leak into your cylinders - prolly the head gasket. Is it all the time when you accelerate or only sometimes?
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