BMW 320d exhaust giving off white smoke and oil pouring out?

Coolant is getting into one of the cylinders of engine , head gasket , a crack in the cylinder head or engine block !

After 10 minutes of ran time,check for white smoke at tailpipe.

White smoke = blown head gasket.

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yes valve covers could be the problem. the oil leaks around them and drips on the exhaust. jeff

I'd get a compression check done...

Crankcase breather/filter. Good clean condition? Too much internal engine
pressure can cause turbo seals to leak. Oil doesn't drain off freely
and there is extra pressure against the seals.

You should get the car into a shop and have a compression test done. For some reason your engine is burning oil and a compression test that will show leakdown can help pinpoint the problem. Hope this helps.

Just had my car in the garage with horrendous white smoke coming from the exhaust. The problem with mine was a blocked crankcase breather. When blocked oil is passed into the exhaust system apparently.
Problem solved by the mechanic and half a day in the garage with the engine running to burn off the excess oil in the exhaust and the problem was solved. Had gentle ride out to the coast yesterday approx 1.5 hrs each way and the smoke has gone.
Good result for £160.00. I dread to think what the dealer would have charged.

You have blown the oil rings.

YOU MAY HAVE BLOCKED OIL RETURN HOLES,REMOVE VALVE COVER AND CH# THE 2 F/R

White smoke means water getting into cylinders. Usually leaking head gasket, or possible intake manifold gasket if the manifold is heated with water! You need to see your service people again. Weather conditions should never cause this problem. The oil leak might be fixed by tightening all of the perimeter bolts on the oil pan.