it means you have a collant leak (anti-freeze) of some kind start with water pump.
Sounds like you have a blown headgasket or cracked head. The smoke and smell is likely the oil leaking from your broken engine and burning off.
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White smoke indicates coolant burning, usually accompanied by a sweet smell. It is possible to have a blown gasket and have no coolant in the oil, the leak is probably only present while the coolant system is under pressure and all of it is being burned in combustion.
Probably a coolant leak.
I would suggest a COOLING SYSTEM PRESSURE TEST as this could be a leaking head gasket if it is WHITE smoke as you say. Black or blue smoke under these conditions would indicate valve seals. Have you noticed the antifreeze to be getting low? Do you notice a sweet smell in this smoke? Antifreeze steam has a sweet odor to it.Yes it can be expensive BUT get a couple of opinions.
Your heater core has a hole or leak.It is located under the dahboard.The
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A sweet smell indicates engine coolant. It you can't see any leaking from the hoses in the engine compartment, it's probably the heater core. With the smell coming from the vents too, it's most likely the heater core, but rule out easy fixes first.
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It would help to know where the "smoke" is coming from and what it looks or smells like. For example, white smoke from the engine compartment after a recent oil change could just be burning oil that spilled on your engine or pipes. Smoke from under the car with an acrid sweet smell could suggest problems with your transmission. Generally speaking smoke means something is overheating, so try and determine the area of the car from which the smoke is coming. Check all your fluid levels and make sure you're not running your car low on oil or other vital fluids.
white smoke = Leaking water (anti-freeze) head gasket, bad water pump... cracked block... p blue smoke = burning oil i would suggest a leaking head gasket