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by mr bear on November 15th, 2008
IT DEPENDS WHAT COLOR THE SMOKE IS. IF THE SMOKE IS BLACK ITS PROBABLY SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE FUEL SYSTEM LIKE A FAULTY OXYGEN SENSOR OR OTHER SENSORS IN THE SYSTEM. IF THE SMOKE IS A WHITE OR BLUISH COLOR YOU MAY HAVE A BLOWN HEAD GASKET. CHECK IF THERE IS ANY OIL IN YOUR COOLANT OR ANY COOLANT IN YOUR OIL. THESE ARE ALSO SYMPTOMS OF A BLOWN HEAD GASKET. IF THE SMOKE IS BLUE YOUR CAR IS BURNING OIL. IF IT ONLY SMOKES AT COLD STARTUP ITS PROBABLY WORN VALVE GUIDES OR VALVE STEM SEALS. IF YOU SEE BLUE SMOKE ALL THE TIMEYOU HAVE WORN OR BROKEN PISTON RINGS. MAKE SURE THE CRANKCASE IS NOT OVER FILLED WITH OIL.
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