white smoke in exhaust
#2
RE: white smoke in exhaust
For how long? A few seconds is normal as the engine is a flat six and oil will seep past the valves and into the exhaust when the car sits. It immediately burns on startup, hence the smoke.
#4
RE: white smoke in exhaust
ORIGINAL: PorscheDoc
For how long? A few seconds is normal as the engine is a flat six and oil will seep past the valves and into the exhaust when the car sits. It immediately burns on startup, hence the smoke.
For how long? A few seconds is normal as the engine is a flat six and oil will seep past the valves and into the exhaust when the car sits. It immediately burns on startup, hence the smoke.
#5
RE: white smoke in exhaust
If the car is not smoking white while driving, then it is normal. If it starts puffing smoke at startup for more than 10 seconds......extreme, like 30 seconds of smoke, then i would check the oil air seperator.
#6
RE: white smoke in exhaust
Thanks Doc.
I haven't have white smoke for a long time, last two weeks, it have white smoke at start up, lasted about 5 sec. but 5 times a week, it got me worry. I don't have white smoke for several days already. It is a comes and go types of deal. Good to know it is OK. Happy New Year.
I haven't have white smoke for a long time, last two weeks, it have white smoke at start up, lasted about 5 sec. but 5 times a week, it got me worry. I don't have white smoke for several days already. It is a comes and go types of deal. Good to know it is OK. Happy New Year.
#7
RE: white smoke in exhaust
Hi!
You like alot of us seem to have the same problem. I don't mind it happening at home, but if I'm out somewhere and it happens it can be a little embarassing.
I have found, for some odd reason, that if I park with the rear of the car slightly higher than the front, it doesn't smoke. If I park with the nose higher, it will smoke.
Not much help to you, but as the Doc says If it smokes for just a few seconds.don't worry about it. Still keep an eye on your consumption.
Denny
You like alot of us seem to have the same problem. I don't mind it happening at home, but if I'm out somewhere and it happens it can be a little embarassing.
I have found, for some odd reason, that if I park with the rear of the car slightly higher than the front, it doesn't smoke. If I park with the nose higher, it will smoke.
Not much help to you, but as the Doc says If it smokes for just a few seconds.don't worry about it. Still keep an eye on your consumption.
Denny
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