White Smoke is a symptom of coolant in the combustion chamber. A blown head gasket or cracked head is the most likely cause. Stop drivng the vehicle immediately as serious engine damage will occur. Get this fixed ASAP.
There is a second possible explanation. It could be blow by. All engines have some amount of blow by.....but as piston rings wear, this can get worse. The way blow by and pressure is handled in most engines is through the PCV valve. The valve pulls these gases into the intake to be burned in the combustion cycle. If the valve is stuck closed, or missing altogether, the gases will build up and eventually start coming out through the air filter exhaust pipe as you've described.
underneath the drivers door
usually a fuel filter is inline along the frame twords the fuel tank.......
On Drivers side. Toward the rear of the vehicle.
on the main gas line that goes to the injectors.
Roughly 4.5 quarts with a filter change.
It's under the car in the middle in front of the fuel tank
In the fuel tank, integral to fuel pump.
firebird 1978 400 engine pontiac
You have to pull the tranny pan off and it's under the pan.
for my 1974 firebird 5.7L 350, it is the oil filter mounting bracket (aka the housing the oil filter goes into)
filter is located under car behind rear seat drivers side, by the axle
IF YOU HAVE TO ASK MAYBE YOU SHOULD LEAVE IT TO SOMEONE ELSE. IF YOU HAVE NO PRIOR EXPERIENCE YOU CAN GET FUEL SPRAYED IN YOUR EYES OR ON THE EXHAUST. IF I HAVEN'T DISCOURAGED YOU GO BUY A CHILTONS BOOK AND THE FUEL LINE TOOL.