Howdy anon,
The thingamabobbie... (can't think of it either).
((I don't believe there is such a part but I'd love to be WRONG)).
Black smoke is usually over-fueling,
blue is oil burning and of course your BASIC
WHITE is water.
WATER is a by-product of combustion... so it is perfectly normal to see
white smoke during the warm-up... often with water actually dripping out of the tail pipe.
However, once the ENGINE comes up to operating temperature... the exhaust becomes quite hot... No more water should be visible (unless the weather is horribly cold).
Go to rockauto.com...Very easy to use on-line catalog. The parts are wonderfully laid out by systems... perhaps you can find your part there... or go to BBBind.com for the TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLITINS for your specific car...
Hope this helps.
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I will if I can! Blue smoke is caused by the burning engine oil. I need to know a few thing's. How high is the milage, how long since the last service (miles). When did this problem start was it after a service or work of any kind done to the engine. Has it been overheated. Does the engine make any unusual noise's. Answer these questions for me so I can pinpoint the problem
Not a good sign. Blue smoke means burning oil. What is your oil consumption rate?
Does it smoke when accerating, decelerating, or just on first startup?
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