Idles rough ,, no water evident on dipstick ,,,,white smoke and water that feels oily coming from tail pipe
Possibly a blown head gasket, letting coolant into the cylinders to be burned. White smoke is usually coolant burning. Have the engine's compression tested to verify.
SOURCE: running rough/service engine soon light
WITH A #8 MISFIRE U NEED TO REMOVE THE PLUG AND TAKE A LOOK.THE SMOKE FROM THE EXHAUST SOUNDS LIKE RAW FUEL.BAD PLUG,COIL OR INJECTOR.LOW COMPRESSION?
SOURCE: 2004 ford diesel blows white smoke. and drops of
look for block return lines- air leak in suction lines -block fuel line or filter - defective injection pump -inoperative glow plugs.
SOURCE: white smoke out rear tail pipe and water or black
Assuming this is happening under normal operating temperatures, it has blown head gasket written all over it. White smoke is steam and the only way that is coming from your exhaust once it's warmed up is that the head gasket has blown and started leaking coolant into the combustion chamber. You'll need to take your vehicle to a shop and have it repaired.
SOURCE: 2002 F550 7.3L DIESEL TRUCK BURNING 1-2QTS OIL
the white smoke indicates that your getting oil in with the diesel and the oil is burning you might have a bad seal
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