Sounds like you might have a blown head gasket. You would have to remove both cylinder heads, send them to a machine shop to have them checked for cracks and warpage. Then reinstall with all new gaskets.
SOURCE: large amount of white smoke on first start of the day
Have you had the injector recall check carried out? There is a problem with these injectors and this produces the symptoms you are describing. I suggest that you contact Isuzu direct for help. They have been very helpful in the case of my trooper
SOURCE: my truck blows white smoke
Hello!
There are two differnt reasons for black and white smoke coming from the tail pipe.
Black smoke means fuel runs rich (car getting to much gas). Check fuel pressure/air filter.
In some cases the white smoke means car is burning oil or transmittion fluid. Have tem checked/replaced.
If you can feel a smelly smoke it can be catalytic converter.
In a worsest scenario if car blowing white smoke it can be engine coolant is getting into an engine cylinder from a bad head gasket ,or a warped/cracked head. So you need to keep your eye on coolant level and check your engine for overheat. Also might be good to check your oil for traces of coolant (on a dipstick it would be a milky substance mixture of oil and coolant).
Good Luck
SOURCE: renault traffic loss of power and white smoke
if its diesel, attach a tube to pipe leading into primer pump.[black bulb ]. attach a pump . and tube from outlet of pump to container pump out diesel till empty. if petrol locate pipe feed from tank and connect to it same as earlier
SOURCE: I have a 2007 Hyundai
White smoke or semi white can be produced in several ways. One way is
oil this is normally a whitish blue to blue smoke and has the apparent
smell of oil being burned. Next could be antifreeze when it is being
burned it has a sweet type of smell and tends to dissipate in the air
rather quickly and usually is because of a bad head gasket. Next is automatic transmission fluid which is normally
found on automatic transmissions and its normally drawn into an engine
thru a vacuum line via a defective transmission modulator valve or some
other defective part. Transmission fluid is very apparent and billows
out so bad that you can't see anything behind you. Last but not least
another type of smoke that is not white but black is the presents of to
much gas/fuel being burned in the engine. If one of these fluids is low and/or you notice one of the symptoms that I pointed out above, then you know where to start looking for a fix.
I would also check your oil for discoloration. If it is a brownish color it
could mean your oil and antifreeze are mixing and has the potential to
damage your bearings.
Benjamin
SOURCE: 2007 Nissan Altima - smoke from tailpipe
It sounds normal white smoke comes from moisture in the air as it's burned and the air temprature is different. it creates steam they gray smoke is a little harder to decide what it is, normally gray smoke is related to oil burning and black is over fuel, depending on how many miles it has on it it could have bad valve guide seals but would not worry about it.
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