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BLOWIN' WHITE SMOKE!
I don't use my truck very much anymore, pretty much just hunting and camping. I drove it today for the first time in a few weeks and noticed it's burning a good amount of oil (Large white plumes out of the exaust) it's not constant, seems to do it mainly when I'm at a red light or idling in the driveway, then when I take off its a pretty big burst of white smoke. I'm sure it's something easy but what? Is there a sensor that goes bad and allows oil into the intake system?
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Anyone have any advice?
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White smoke is either unburned fuel or burnt antifeeeze.
How is the fluid level of your cooling system? What does the smoke smell like? |
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White/blue smoke is oil, fuel smoke is black. It smells like oil, and I'm 100% sure it's oil. I know what your talking about with the antifreeze but there is no "steaming" coming out the pipe.
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Lack of fuel= white smoke. Sticky injectors,filters, fuel line or screen in tank i wouldn't check in that order.
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Well it's been a while since I changed the fuel filter. That would be easier than injector O-rings
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Check the shaft play on the turbo, mine would do something similar to what you described and it turned out to be a trashed thrust bearing and 2 seals, rebuild kit on eBay $60ish dollars
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Thanks for the advice, I haven't tackled it yet, as it isn't my daily driver but definitely want to fix it before duck season.
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If you really think it's oil, then I'd check the turbo shaft for play. Maybe even pull the downpipe and see if oil is coming out of the exhaust housing.
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