Mufflers and Tailpipes

White smoke is either from too low of an operating temperature or air in the fule system. Check to see if water temp is in normal range, change thermostat if not. If that isn't the problem Pop the hood and see if there is any fuel leaking any where; filter, injection pump, fuel lines or injectors. I had a loose injection line that caused the same problem, tightening it back doun fixed the problem.

Drain the filter again and catch what you drain. If there is water in there, you need to drain and clean your fuel tank.

also one other thing is white smoke can mean head gaskets are bad when you start it go to your exhust and smell for a sweet smell if so you do smell that then water is going into heads from radiatior or i know this for gas motor but diesel should be the same

Most likely a problem in the emission system - have vehicle scanned-- most auto parts stores will do this free Most likely a problem in the emission system - have vehicle scanned-- most auto parts stores will do this free You light has come on because your computer has detected something that is not working properly. Many things can cause your CEL to come on. Whatever the cause, it's important to get it fixed as soon as possible to avoid any damage.

Sorry to tell you this but, you more than likely have a blown head gasket. Stop driving the car immediately or you will destroy the engine. This must be fixed in order for the car to be drivable.

check ditributor cap and rotor and spark plug wires

Sounds like you have a coolant leak.

When people started objecting to the noise and smell of cars exhaust fumes, around 1898.

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would not be noticeable on your fuel consumption a few dollars a week.

Copious amounts of white smoke would usually indicate that your cylinder rings have worn out. 1. Add oil immediately. 2 look for a new or good used car as you are looking at an engine rebuild at least.

to me, it depends on the vehicle, i have a 1993 ford ranger with a 2.3 4 cyl, that has no muffler. and the cops dont care, as long as i dont punch it.

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Blue smoke means it's burning oil. Black smoke means it's burning rich (fuel). White smoke is usually caused by water which may indicate a blown head gasket or a cracked cylinder head. Check the compression on your cylinders. If compression is low, you will have to remove the cylinder head to replace either the blown gasket or the cylinder head.

you have a dead baby in the gas tank

The above answer is unlikely as it would not fit through the fill spout. However, This means the engine is burning oil. It is usually worn piston rings or valve stem seals.

Sometimes there could be a problem with the emission system.

check the gas cap or the intake filter...

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Hi,

Uh-oh. Someone let the smoke out.

Smoke is usually an indication that something's just burned up, or is about to burn out completely.

Time to make a decision whether or not to call a service technician or just buy another TV.

Sorry.

Cubby

Hi,

Uh-oh! Someone's let the smoke out.

Smoke from a TV is a sign that something's burned out or is about to burn out completely.

Time to call a TV technician or buy a new TV.

Sorry,

Cubby

To pass a state inspection you must have muffler and cat if equiped from fractory some places dont look but the state is getting a little tuffer

If your car and/or truck came with a Catalytic Converter from the factory then, yes. Vice Versa, if it did not, then no.

The computer has detected a fault with one of the electronic components and is warning you to run a diagnostic test.

Check for a gasket or O-ring on the cap ( it should have one ), also check crankcase ventilation.

mass air sensor or purge valve sensor

could be a bad fuel pressure regulator

Yes you do.

Yes, as long as you have proper identification. Thanks

It all depends what you are burning as there are many gases. As a guide, large amounts of hydrocarbons - methane, ethylene, ethane, acetylene. Benzyne and its derivitives. Carbon monoxide. Hydrogen Cyanide, ammonia and nitrogen oxide. Chlorine, Hydrogen chloride, phosgene, dioxene and other diocarbons. Sulphurs. Phenols. Formic acid and Aceitic acid and many many more.

A diesel exhaust tip fits on the ends of the exhaust pipe. It is mainly a cosmetic piece that comes in different styles to enhance the look of the exhaust pipe.