It oviously depends what you did to the car. you can't ask the computer if you are the only one who knows what you did to it!!!
Something is burning. Park the car, tow it to the shop. Sounds bad.
If you drive your car without oil and it dies, your engine has seized. Time to replace the engine or the vehicle.
Could be oil leaking onto the exhaust, because the exhaust usually runs back there and then to the back of the car
Could be any number of things. You'd have to take it to a mechanic to tell for sure.
under the hood of your car
close your hood
By pulling the hood release under the front of the car.
Yes
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Sparks under the hood of a car are caused by shorts in the electrical system. A broken wire or loose connection is usually the culprit.
Local car dealerships and auto detail companies may provide under car hood cleaning. For general top of the car hood cleaning, visit a local car wash.
it's because there is a space underneath the motor which allows the heat and smoke to get out quickly and without heating the car and there are also some open spaces on the hood depending on the car Update: If a vehicle seems to be smoking from under the bonnet (Hood), assuming that there is nothing wrong with the electrics/fuel system etc, would it be reasonable to assume without seeing the vehicle, that temperature variations can and do play a roll in what can sometimes be seen as steam appearing from cold engine compoents from a cold engine starting and warning up?