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did some work 97cavalier 07-06-2006, 12:39 AM
well as most of you know my dad bought a 95 cmaaro v6 3.4 and there was some white smoke comming out the exhaust when you first start it up. Well i thought it was burning oil but it does not smell like oil, almost smells rich. I just replaced the fuel filter,s-belt. and all 6 plugs and wires and cleaned the throttle body out. Well when i pulled the plugs out they were original with 99,000 miles on them. But they were not oil fouled at all. They were real clean except they had a little of a white color to them what does that mean? It runs better now but it still smokes a little when you first start it still. wrightz28 07-06-2006, 11:09 AM white plugs means there running hot, ie lean. Or as stated, white smoke out of the pipes = antifreeze. Know waht an old school trick used to be for cleaning cylinders of carbon deposits? A couple drops of antifreeze in the plug hole, and crank her up, viola! cleaner cylinder. 88camaroproject 07-06-2006, 12:53 PM if you have a high compression motor liquid in the cylenders is a very bad idea. it dosnt compress and you got huge problems. plus when water mixes with a lubricant its not a lubricant anymore wrightz28 07-06-2006, 01:29 PM I know, that's why I said old school, so don't anybody go and start filling your motor up with the stuff now. capriceowns 07-06-2006, 07:16 PM Dont bother with the old school tricks like wright said, or pouring water into the engine while its running. Just run sea foam through it. Rally Sport 07-06-2006, 07:16 PM I know, that's why I said old school, so don't anybody go and start filling your motor up with the stuff now. why didnt you say this earlier? :banghead: wrightz28 07-07-2006, 10:56 AM People, I said it because he said the plugs had white resude, IE, possible intake manifold gasket leak!!! Never once did say go dump a gallon of anti-freeze in motor. I said that' s what we used to do otay? :thumbsup: Related Links Enter the largest automotive community on the planet! |