My car doesn't start off giving out white smoke but after a while, my car will start to smoke, it's not bad unless driven for a while and the smoke appears to be white, my temperature in my car is never bad, but it worries me to drive in. My car also seems to be driving perfectly fine and my rpm is not ever exceeding its limit. I'm worried it might be a blown gasket, or a broken radiator pipe. I don't know if it could be the oil rings, but please help!

Usually white smoke is caused by water or anti freeze entering cylinder. in radiator or overflow the coolant will look like a chocolate milk shake. check on oil dipstick for traces of water or anti freeze. this would indicate a bad head gasket. look around head at gasket, and see if you can see any leaks. Most symptoms of a blown head gasket can be diagnosed through careful observation As the coolant heats up, and pressure rises, it will be forced into the cylinder during the intake stroke. This coolant will flash into steam during combustion and will be visible as a white cloud coming from the tailpipe. it may not even be a head gasket thats bad, cause usually if headgasket is bad, engine will overheat!! but if a bad gasket vehicle would miss and loose power. also check the pcv system ( positive crankcase valve ). hope this helps ! check system first !!