YOUR RESEARCHEngine smoking?
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I have been driving the car at around 3-4k rpm lately. Sometimes when stop at the stop sign and then hit the gas, there will be a cloud of white (slightly greyish) smoke come out from the exhaust. Something wrong with the engine?
No clue, but I recall reading a similar post in the past week or so talking about white smoke at low rpms...you may want to search the forum. Hope it helps.
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Does this happen when you are driving in the morning only? Where do you live? With fall coming, the colder air at night and morning can be the cause of white smoke. Otherwise, keep monitoring your coolant level.
I had a similar problem on start-up and while it ended up not being the actual problem, Porsche strongly suspected a bad oil separator based on the white smoke at startup...
It didn't just happened on start up. I had it happened after a few 4000rpm low gear runs as well. It doesn't do it continuously. It usually just blow a patch of white smoke and no more. Is it normal?
I wonder if oil is sprayed into engine to cool it, thus the smoke you see. I've not had this problem myself.
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