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White Smoke
When i start my car i knotice a puff of white smoke and sometimes after i just for a few minutes i get a kinda sulfer smell...???
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Re: White Smoke
more then likely dumping gas. either 02 sensor, coolent temp sensor, or map sensor
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Re: White Smoke
thx i just bought a new o2 sensor still have to put it in so i hope it works out well
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Re: Re: White Smoke
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Re: White Smoke
Smoke at idle usually indicates valve stem seals or valve guides are worn.
Does it smell like oil or anti-freeze? Jim |
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Re: Re: White Smoke
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Is my best bet getting a gasket set? |
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Re: White Smoke
blown head gasket, anyone? had this same thing happen to my CRX, i continued to drive on it (oops) until it became really bad and wanted to overheat as soon as it warmed up, then finally broke down and replaced the head gasket.
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Rest In Peace, Rich Hall my baby: 1986 Fiero GT: v6, automatic, 2.8L, 2.02/1.60 heads, Crane Performance Cam, Ported/polished exhaust manifolds, taylor plug wires, low temp thermostat and fan switch. WCF catback exhaust She's done!
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Re: White Smoke
Yes, it does sound like a head gasket. 2.8s aren't "notorious" for it, but it happens.
You'll need new gaskets (a "headset" is called for), and you should have the heads checked by a shop. Pressure testing is the most accurate way to check for cracks unless the heads are completely disassembled and cleaned, where magnefluxing (magnetic particle inspection) can be as good. Chances are the head surfaces will require attention as well. Always use NEW head bolts in a case like this. Jim |
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