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All engines will produce some water vapour (steam) whilst running, and will appear to produce more on a cold day. However, if your exhaust fumes are smoky, this may indicate something wrong with the engine which will need attention before long... | All engines will produce some water vapour (steam) whilst running, and will appear to produce more on a cold day. However, if your exhaust fumes are smoky, this may indicate something wrong with the engine which will need attention before long... | ||
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Blue smoke on start-up: Valve Seals | Blue smoke on start-up: Valve Seals | ||
Revision as of 17:34, 8 March 2007
Steaming Or Smoking Exhausts
Problems
All engines will produce some water vapour (steam) whilst running, and will appear to produce more on a cold day. However, if your exhaust fumes are smoky, this may indicate something wrong with the engine which will need attention before long...
Blue smoke on start-up: Valve Seals Blue smoke when driving: Piston Rings White smoke: Head Gasket
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