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BartschTerry Posted on Feb 01, 2013

Smoky ford festiva

Ford My '93 ford festiva manual when first startup of day exhausts lots of black smoke while warming up and near the end occasionally a cloud of blue smoke then starts to clear with no smoke once warmed, the car also sounds as tho it is idling slightly higher then it should be. Here is a link for Factory specification of my car. http://www.eurodb.com.au/Mobile/used-car-Specification/FORD/FESTIVA/WA/1993/ZUX/

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Rings might be going bad but try an additive for that exhaust smoke first through the motor

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SOURCE: What are all the possible causes of blue exhaust

crankcase ventilation valve may be blocked

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SOURCE: 1996 Lumina 3.1 engine- After warming it up in

have the save problem with my 1990 chevy step-side most likely cause woud be as Uu mentioned above possible craced or worn piston ring.allowing oil to seep ito the combution chamber after you finish driving and car setting over night, try using cylinder conditioner at your local parts store, hope this helps.

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SOURCE: why does my 1993 gmc smoke blue when i start it but clears up a little when it warms up

There is wear in the engine which allows it to burn a little oil. When cold, the clearances are looser, and a bit more oil gets through. It will be either the piston rings, or valve guides and seals, which need attention.

A compression test, which you can do yourself, will probably show a loss in compression in one or more cylinders. Do that to get a baseline, then squirt a teaspoon of oil into the spark plug hole and repeat the test. If the test result improves, the rings are worn. If not, the valve guides and seals need work.

http://autos.yahoo.com/maintain/repairqa/engine/ques056_1.html

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My 1993 ford Festiva W model is smoky at start up mostly first start for the day and fine through out the day guessing cause the engine is warm, I have since done a service including- engine cleaning detox...

white smoke could be steam from condensation in the exhaust or maybe valves? check your ignition timing maybe the black smoke caused by the car running to rich.
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Ford Festiva '93 Smoky on startup

Well it has fuel injection instead of a carb, so there is no choke.
You are right in thinking the black smoke is fuel and the blue smoke is oil.
It could be a leaking fuel injector, or a problem with the engine temp sensor. The temp sensor could be telling the computer the engine is much colder than it really is.
It may have an air temp sensor too.
I don't know if you can hook up a scanner to see what the sensors are reading since the car was made in Korea by Kia Motors.
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Stem seals replaced. still smoke from exhaust after sitting all night ok after warm up

Could be left over residue burning itself out. Could be the seal is not properly seated and it starts to smoke then after it warms up the seal heats up and forms a better seat by seating itself. Give it a few days and if problems consists reapply the seal and tighten all bolts evenly at a little at a time
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I have a ford xe 351v8 it blows lots of black smoke

Black smoke tells me your piston rings are worn. Also the fumes you have explained tells me the valve seals are worn and leaking oil as well
The leaking valve seals and pistion rings will expell the fumes out through the exhaust. If you check your oil level every 50 miles and the oil level is down a half quart or more serious engine wear has occured and needs to be rebuilt soon
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White smoke from the tailpipe

GM is my expertise, but white smoke, is white smoke. If it doesnt go away on warm up , also is thick maybe sweet smelling, soundsl like coolant ( antifreeze) is getting into the combustion chamber and burning out through the exhaust, Could be a blown head gasket or cracked head etc. Hope this helps
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Exhaust smoke at start up

It means that the system is running rich, in other words too much fuel.

Try checking your air filter--make sure it is not dirty. Also check for a plugged air intake hose. Enough air is not getting into your cylinders for the proper air-fuel ratio.

If it has carb, the carb float is too high or sunk.
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Engine misses at startup until engine warms

sounds like a bad injector take it to the dealer ship and have it checked out
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