Blown head gasket is the likely culprit. It could be a blown head gasket, but if the engine isn't sputtering or running rough, that is unlikely. It could be a leaking head gasket, but unless it is vomitting water when the accerator is depressed, this is unlikely. The most likely cause is a common one for that year and model Chrysler/Plymouth minivan. The lifters in the engine are held up by clips. It is a common occurrance for these clips to loosen and drop after about 70,000 miles. The exhaust will smoke, it may use a little more oil, but it is not a critical problem. It can be fixed, but it is expensive, and not altogether necessary.
the smoke that comes out of a exhaust pipe is supposed to be white
White smoke! I know of no special name given to it other than white smoke.
Coolant leak.
Open the hood and look for the white engine information sticker. It will tell you what size engine you have in liters.
Is there white smoke coming out of the exhaust? If so, you might have coolant leaking into the engine compartment. Check your oil's consistency.
White smoke is caused by water being burnt check for a head gasket leakage.
white smoke comes out when you use wrong gAS, Like if itsays only UNLEADED and you put diesel,,then you will see white clouds.
the engine is flooded with gas
White smoke coming from your tail pipe often indicates an issue with your coolant. The smoke comes from burning coolant. The engine sputters and white smoke is likely an issue with the head gasket.
The smoke comes from burning the ballots in a stove in the Sistine Chapel.
i dont think white smoke comes from the exauts.i think when the engine hase just being started it is cold causin water to evaperate an flow out the exaust.
can be a short in the ASD relay direct current from the battery to red white wire on ASD relay could solve the problem then you must find the short