little bit of exhaust smoke, but not burning a drop of oil...
what else can cause wispy grayish smoke out the tail pipe? It's not extreme, but I can't think of what it could be. The oil level hasn't changed in two weeks, the radiator is nice and full, and the engine runs strong (D16A6). Can a dead catylitic converter smoke?
Now that you've said something about it... my car does it also, even after I cut it off it still smokes a little. I asked a friend (mechanic) and he said because it's a little colder, my engine has a bit more rich and so it burns more gas, therefore making more exhaust.
If you were running rich, the smoke would be black.
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Originally posted by dubster99
If you were running rich, the smoke would be black.
If you were running rich, the smoke would be black.
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Originally posted by 1stGenCRXer
True, but a by-product of combustion is water, and with the air density being higher with the colder weather, it's very common to see more of a wispy white "smoke" from the tail pipe, but it's actually just water vapor
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True, but a by-product of combustion is water, and with the air density being higher with the colder weather, it's very common to see more of a wispy white "smoke" from the tail pipe, but it's actually just water vapor
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