- May 21, 2004
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Okay, here is the thing...my driver side (and only driver side) exhaust has had some white smoke coming out of it for a while now, maybe a month. I dont know if it happens during acceleration, but I noticed it today when the car was at a stop. Then after I turned the car off, the smoke was still coming out (steady but not fast) of the exhaust for at least 2-3 minutes after the car was off? What does that mean? The car is running perfect, perfect idle, perfect acceleration, it seems to be the healthiest it has ever run. This is 6000 miles post PI headswap.
I was reading up on this white smoke, and it seems like it may be a bad headgasket on the one side, but I cant really tell for sure. I suppose I need to drain the oil and see if its milky. I guess my question is, can I drive it like this without damaging anything. Car never overheats or stutters or anything. So any help would be appreciated. Also, if it was a headgasket problem, what would my plugs look like? Maybe I will just pull those and find out some more information.
I was reading up on this white smoke, and it seems like it may be a bad headgasket on the one side, but I cant really tell for sure. I suppose I need to drain the oil and see if its milky. I guess my question is, can I drive it like this without damaging anything. Car never overheats or stutters or anything. So any help would be appreciated. Also, if it was a headgasket problem, what would my plugs look like? Maybe I will just pull those and find out some more information.