We are losing antifreeze over heating sometimes and white smoke can someone please help
White smoke means the car is burning antifreeze, along with gas. One of your head gaskets has blown out and will have to be replaced. Also the cause for overheating. A block test or compression test will confirm it, and tell you which head gasket is out, whether left bank or right bank of engine.
Sorry for the bad news, ft, cylinder head repairs are expensive.
SOURCE: losing a gallon of antifreeze every 50 miles
try some rad weld added to the resevior it will plug any small leaks that you wouldn't notice
SOURCE: 95 escort smoke from vents vibration when accelerating why??
The smoke you could be seeing may be steam, your heater inside the vehicle may have a leak and causing steam to rise out of the vents, if you are smelling the steam this is what I suspect.
Engine vibration could be a number of things, check the engine mounts to start, one of them is probably broken.
SOURCE: no heat, enginge died, antifreeze leaked, won't start again
car overheated.after it cools off try to start it again, if it dont start...check oil and see if it lookd like water is in it(milky)....if the oil looks like its milky or sludgy ..you may have a cracked head...thanks
SOURCE: white smoke coming from the exaust. losing water,
I don't know what engine you have, but is usually caused by an intake gasket leak, or a head gasket leak
SOURCE: Started white smoking and losing
if you are losing coolant and and producing white smoke from the tailpipe you have the classic sign of a bown head gasket. usually this smoke is accompanied by a bitter sweet odor. most common causes are severe engine overheating or severe misfire(flashing check engine light). take the car in for a diagnosis.
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thank you i was driving today and it was smoking then i stoped and look and there was no smoke .dont know if that means anything but i was thinking of putting a sealer in do you know if it works
I've heard of a product with sodium silicate (liquid glass), called I think Liquid Steel, or something like. Some say it works. Follow directtions carefully.
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