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Will a PCV valve make your car smoke?
Yes
How do you make smoke without a smoke machine and dry ice?
start a fire
Would over tight or too loose valves make your 76 350 smoke?
First of all are you talking about the valve covers or the valves them selves because if your talking about the valve covers then over tightening them will break the gasket in between the valve covers and yes the engine will smoke and if your talking about your valves themselves then the only thing that will happen is the intake valve will let oil into the cylinder and will foul out the spark plugs
When did people start polluting the air?
In prehistoric times, when cavemen learned to make fire. The first air pollution was smoke.
How to adjust the injectors on a 12 valve cummins to make it blow black smoke?
if you have a first gen (1989 to 1993) 12 valve cummins.turn the fuel screw one turn or more turns to create horspower and torqe and black smoke. but if you have a gen 2 a (1994-1998) then you have to move your fuel plate up.
How do you make a 01 24 valve dodge cummins smoke?
Best bet is going to be to plug a chip into it. Get a lot more power out of her, and lots of smoke!
When you first start your 1996 Toyota Camry 4-cylinder will not idle?
You need to replace the EGR valve. Make sure to replace the plugs too after that.
What could make a 95 mercury cougar smoke you take off from being stopped?
valve guides or seals are worn
On my 89 gmc truck 5.7 v8 what could make it smoke really bad and run poorly?
o2 sensor bad rings or burnt valve or valve guide seals
Will to much oil make a car smoke?
Yes, the oil will be pushed through the valve guides and be burned resulting in the car smoking.
What makes a car blow blue smoke it stops after the car is warmed up the oil level is fine but the first start after sitting a while blows blue smoke for roughly 2-3 minutes?
I would suspect the valve seals are worn. When you shut the engine off, the oil that is on the valve stems, slowly seeps past the seals into the combustion chamber. At start-up this oil is burned away creating the blue smoke. The oil will not seep past the seal while the engine is running. It can be fixed without removing the head but unless it get excessive, I would just leave it alone. Just make sure to check your oil level regularly, as it will eventually need topping off.
Would a leaking cylinder head gasket make a car blow blue smoke and would the smoke be continuous?
Yes, but so would really worn valve stems or guides. Either case, you gotta take the head(s) off, then do both! Head gasket(s) and a valve job.
