Exhaust Smoke At Idle at Harold Graham blog

Exhaust Smoke At Idle. i have a strange issue where there is white/ greyish smoke from the tailpipe after i pull away hard from an idle. A sludged or coked bearing housing, a restricted oil drain line, or a broken oil seal is normally the guilty culprit, but. White smoke from the exhaust can be a sign of an underlying issue. as you start running the engine at idle (around 650 or 750 rpm), you will achieve a more effective compression ratio, and the smoke clears. What makes blue smoke from exhaust when accelerating? White smoke has a lot to do with the temperature in the combustion chamber. blue or gray exhaust smoke is an indication of an oil leak. for some reason the past 2 weeks i've been getting white smoke from my exhaust pipes when i let the car idle. what causes white smoke from the exhaust when i idle my car? White smoke has a lot to do with the temperature in the combustion chamber. as you start running the engine at idle (around 650 or 750 rpm), you will achieve a more effective compression ratio, and the smoke clears. Blue and gray smoke can also be a sign of a damaged turbo. Common causes of blue smoke include damaged piston rings, leaking valve seals, and worn cylinder walls. If the smoke is really just a puff, there is not much to worry about. Can you drive with blue smoke.

Blue and gray smoke can also be a sign of a damaged turbo. as you start running the engine at idle (around 650 or 750 rpm), you will achieve a more effective compression ratio, and the smoke clears. White smoke has a lot to do with the temperature in the combustion chamber. If the smoke is really just a puff, there is not much to worry about. blue or gray exhaust smoke is an indication of an oil leak. White smoke from the exhaust can be a sign of an underlying issue. What makes blue smoke from exhaust when accelerating? Can you drive with blue smoke. White smoke has a lot to do with the temperature in the combustion chamber. for some reason the past 2 weeks i've been getting white smoke from my exhaust pipes when i let the car idle.

White smoke from the exhaust when idling What is the situation? OBD

Exhaust Smoke At Idle for some reason the past 2 weeks i've been getting white smoke from my exhaust pipes when i let the car idle. blue or gray exhaust smoke is an indication of an oil leak. If the smoke is really just a puff, there is not much to worry about. White smoke has a lot to do with the temperature in the combustion chamber. Common causes of blue smoke include damaged piston rings, leaking valve seals, and worn cylinder walls. what causes white smoke from the exhaust when i idle my car? A sludged or coked bearing housing, a restricted oil drain line, or a broken oil seal is normally the guilty culprit, but. What makes blue smoke from exhaust when accelerating? Can you drive with blue smoke. White smoke has a lot to do with the temperature in the combustion chamber. for some reason the past 2 weeks i've been getting white smoke from my exhaust pipes when i let the car idle. as you start running the engine at idle (around 650 or 750 rpm), you will achieve a more effective compression ratio, and the smoke clears. i have a strange issue where there is white/ greyish smoke from the tailpipe after i pull away hard from an idle. White smoke from the exhaust can be a sign of an underlying issue. Blue and gray smoke can also be a sign of a damaged turbo. as you start running the engine at idle (around 650 or 750 rpm), you will achieve a more effective compression ratio, and the smoke clears.