smoke from exhaust
Why would a 1994 Mitsubishi Galant ES let out smoke from exhaust when you step on the gas?
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what color smoke. Most likely burning oil
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If it's oil it will be more noticeable when first accelerating. It's probably a weak piston ring, valve, or something letting oil into a cylinder. Drain the oil and put in a full synthetic oil like Syntec (Yeah it's not cheap oil). If the smoking stops or drops significantly then it's an oil problem as a full synthetic won't produce hardly any smoke when burned. It's a cheap way to find or eliminate a that possibility.
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Blue smoke is oil, white is coolant, and black is fuel.
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Hi new here, I have a mitsubishi lancer 93 model. Same problem with my car. It produces white smoke. But I can't hardly distinguish if white or blue. But sometimes it produces lot of smoke, sometimes no smoke at all. What could be the first step to do? I had a change oil I think this February or march with a semi synthetic oil. Any tips?
BR |
Originally Posted by ahlburuto
(Post 245637)
Hi new here, I have a mitsubishi lancer 93 model. Same problem with my car. It produces white smoke. But I can't hardly distinguish if white or blue. But sometimes it produces lot of smoke, sometimes no smoke at all. What could be the first step to do? I had a change oil I think this February or march with a semi synthetic oil. Any tips?
BR |
Originally Posted by ahlburuto
(Post 245637)
Hi new here, I have a mitsubishi lancer 93 model. Same problem with my car. It produces white smoke. But I can't hardly distinguish if white or blue. But sometimes it produces lot of smoke, sometimes no smoke at all. What could be the first step to do? I had a change oil I think this February or march with a semi synthetic oil. Any tips?
BR |
I bet there is no oil
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