I can promise you that anyone who has ever blown up one of these cars did not do so solely because they like to sit in their car with the engine running for lunch breaks.
I had milky looking oil and (what i thought was irregular) white smoke coming from the exhaust too
Turns out it’s just cold outside and i’m paranoid, and i also overfilled my oil just a smidge.
White smoke from the exhaust can be a sign of a severe problem with your car depending on the thickness of the smoke
The white smoke is the result of normal condensation, which builds up.
Symptoms of a blown head gasket are white smoke, high oil consumption, high coolant consumption, overheating, etc
Yesterday, very hot day in florida, after turning the car on after work and driving home i notice a lot of white smoke going out the exhaust end
I get home and shut it off until i got home today.
White smoke in a subaru wrx exhaust can be due to several reasons, such as condensation, a coolant leak, a cracked cylinder head, or a blown head gasket
Around this time last year i got the exhaust system installed at a shop in bend
The guy who installed it said when he pulled the downpipe there was some oil leaking into to my turbo and i.
White smoke would indicate water or a head gasket, but since the smoke is intermittent and not thick it's probably just condensation.
2004 wrx, coolant leak on passenger side of the engine, anyone have any ideas/things to check
Stock ej20 besides a catback exhaust at 135k miles
Had timing done along with a new water pump by.
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05 wrx invidia catless dp cobb sri stage 2 93 oct ots tune so i realized that after hit boost no matter what psi i get this white smoke that comes from the hood
It also has a burning smell.
2005 wrx white smoke out of exhaust, i need help
Factory 2.0l turbo powertrain (ej series factory 2.0l turbo)
Transmission fluid leak a less common but possible cause of white exhaust smoke in your subaru wrx is a transmission fluid leak
A damaged transmission cooler can cause transmission fluid to.
In this video, we explain the most common causes of white smoke from exhaust, what each type of smoke means, and how to determine whether the issue is harmless or something that requires immediate.