If it's only at start up, the turbocharger itself unlikely the problem. Most start up smoke problems are from oil or fuel leaking into the cylinders after turning off the vehicle off or before crank.
The car might not start. If it does start, the banana might shoot out the tailpipe. If it is up in the muffler, it might smoke or burn.
IT usally means that WATER is coming out of YOUR tailpipe wich is STEAM & running ruff is Because the smoke is coming from the DEAD cylinder because the head Gasket is blown(bad) {USALLY}
No it shouldnt, it will however make it harder for the car to start... typically, black smoke from the tail pipe means you have an oil leak somewhere
You probably have a little oil seeping into the combustion chamber while the engine is off. Once you start the engine, this oil is burned and causes the smoke you see.
Because it contains more unburned fuels and less carbon contents
condensation should evaporate as exhaust system heats up if it continues you may have a leaking head gasket
It means you have a blown head gasket. Do not drive this vehicle even if it does start or you will destroy the engine if it is not already destroyed. Seek professional help.
A bad fuel injector can cause your 2004 Toyota Camry to smoke when you start it up. A plugged air filter can also cause it to smoke.
White or bluish/white smoke coming from the tailpipe is oil. Black smoke is unburnt gas. So if you notice a drop in the level of oil when you check it with the dipstick and have that: the white or bluish smoke, you are burning oil. Could be piston rings, especially on a high mileage engine, valve guide seals, (that will cause a lot of smoke upon start up, the oil has leaked past the valve seals in to the combustion chamber while sitting) but the basic answer to your question is the smoke
This is not that uncommon. Some oil is so hot that it will start to smoke. The smoke can escape through this opening to the engine.
the engine wont start
Normally, The engine will not start.