Lots of smoke!!
#1
Lots of smoke!!
well my cars blowing alot of smoke threw the exuast.i dont know why.it only happens when the car is at a dead stop with low rpm.if u give it even the slightest throttle it stops.the car runs perfect.nothings wrong with the way it runs.its only that smoke thay has me worried.does anyone think they know wat it is.???? thanks
#5
white smoke = burning coolant. blue smoke = oil. Looks like time for a rebuild. On the other hand, my turbos were blowing coolant like mad for some reason...didn't know how that was happening.
#6
you know...my car was blowing white smoke like mad, i mean bad, it always looked like there was a cloud from the sky following me
then i stored it for a year and it went away.....magically no more white smoke
but, +1 for blown coolant seal or turbos
then i stored it for a year and it went away.....magically no more white smoke
but, +1 for blown coolant seal or turbos
#7
Same thing here it goes away and comes back.is it something really seriouse?expensive?
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#8
check your exhaust for water/coolant and have someone behind you, see if it smells like coolant. guy in front of me on the highway had a blown headgasket and my cover was covered in water. Smells like **** to. Be prepare to spend money, you either gonna need a engine rebuild or new turbos
#11
well, it's obviously burning coolant....get a coolant system pressure test/er from somewhere before you lay down the dough for a rebuild
sure, the car will run fine, except when you burn all your coolant
have you recently replaced any cooling components? radiator/water pump, anything that would cause the car not to have coolant in it for a while?
sure, the car will run fine, except when you burn all your coolant
have you recently replaced any cooling components? radiator/water pump, anything that would cause the car not to have coolant in it for a while?
#12
How many miles have you driven it this way? If it was coolant seal failure and is smoking heavily it would only take about 1-2 hours of run time before the coolant was low and the car was overheating. Could be greyish/blue oil smoke from failed oil control rings which makes sense since it is only doing it in high vacuum situations. Does it do it as soon as you let off throttle? Doesnt smoke under boost? You havent had to add coolant?
#13
I haven't had to put coolant.its white smoke.it only happens when I'm at a dead stop at low rpms.ithe car runs like notins wrong.I haven't replaced anytin.I had the carsittin for like 3 months cuhz I had it at the body shop.icould it be thst the motor is cleaning itself or what?
#18
same thing was happening to mine, and then if it was running and id take off the coolant cap, it would spray all over. couple more weeks went by and more and more smoke, eventually it just didnt want to start. pulled the plgs and coolant came out. all the coolant seals blew. and your looking at a 2k minimum if you pull the motor yourself and put it back in after its rebuilt
#22
white smoke = burning coolant....dude pull the plugs. People giving you advice and you ain't doing anything. Maybe your mom is spraying water into your exhaust before you start your car as a joke. Check the damn plugs.
#24
man take the car to PROFESSIONALS this is only good for getting ideas how can some1 who hasnt seen the issue tell u what is wrong??? take the car to A SHOP and have REAL PROS look the car over and check it out not TALK IT OUT... good luck
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