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Can it be the turbo that causes your car to lose speed and rev with white smoke coming from the exhaust?
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∙ 12y ago
Turbos are used to mostly increase torque which shouldn't cause your car to loose speed. The white smoke is just the exhaust that is thicker due to the increased oxygen- fuel levels that turbos are made for
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Pretty sure that means it is burning your engine coolant. The anti freeze is somehow leakinging into the combustion chamber and when it burns with the gas the smoke is white.
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Blue exhaust smoke is burning oil.
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no
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