The white buildup can also be caused by heat. The wrong heat range spark plug , overadvanced ignition timing, intake manifold vacuum leaks, sticking intake or exhaust valves, or insufficient engine cooling are all possible causes.
Try changing the spark plugs
White smoke is an indication of a blown head gasket. Oil leaking on the outside of the spark plugs is caused by a leaking valve cover gasket. Oil on the spark plug electrode is a sign of worn rings.
usually white buildup on a spark plug is caused by oil or fuel additives or poor quality gasoline.
No, that's usually water getting into cylinders.
check your spark plugs for white residue, also you will be burning coolant fast
The same number Champion as what the factory used. Check the white label under the hood for a number.
Black spark plugs indicate that the fuel mixture is too rich in fuel. White spark plugs indicate that the fuel mixture does not have enough fuel. The proper color for spark plugs is tan. Black spark plugs also indicate that oil is entering the combustion chamber and burning. If your lawnmower is 2 stroke, this is probably normal due to the gas/oil mix of fuel added to the tank. If your lawnmower is 4 stroke, you need to adjust the carbs to reduce the amount of fuel in the fuel/air mix.
Bad spark plugs and leads can commonly make the engine feel like its 'hesitating' or skipping a beat, often worsening in the higher rev range. However it is not the cause of white smoke. White smoke is typically associated with coolant getting into the combustion chamber. The most common cause of this is a cracked head gasket, which you will need to replace in order to rectify the white smoke.
Spark plugs are made to be hot. If it is white, it is burning fine. If it is black, it may be running rich(too much fuel).
Make sure the timing is correct and the plugs are all new. If that doesn't work, make sure the plugs are getting spark and that the air/fuel mix is correct. If the car is smoking white smoke take a look at both heads and make sure that both heads look good (no cracks in the head or bulging/broken gaskets).
if the smoke is a bluish white you probably need new spark plugs or wires and good idea to change o2 censor as well
You will see white smoke coming out of the exhaust. And if you take out the oil deep stick you will whitish oil. Also if you remove spark plugs and one of them have water on it.