White smoke coming from my tail pipe when I accelerate

Blow head gasket. Just did one today.

what kind of smoke by that I mean what colour is it and when does is happen under hard acceleration, at idle, when first started, under light acceleration, idling a long time? blue smoke is burning oil, white smoke is burning coolant sometimes accompanied with a sweet smell, black smoke its running rich. those are the basics.

Are you saying you have smoke coming out of the tail pipe ? Or is something dripping onto the exhaust pipe and burning ?
If the smoke is coming out of the tail pipe, is it blue, white, or black ?

We had a bad smoking problem with our porsche. It started just on acceleration then constant. It turned out to be the air oil separator which was able to be fixed at home for under $200

I thing there is the compressor wrong.If the power is changing when a smoke is coming from the tail pipe means- COMPRESSOR.Just mention - oil is also type of fuel,but coming blue smoke at the back.Worst-white smoke.That is really bat

White smoke is either steam or coolant. Oil smoke is blue, fuel is black. The smoke is water or coolant boiling and then coming out the exhaust as vapor.

If the weather is cold, water will condense in the exhaust system after shutdown, then come out as steam on startup. This is OK. If you see the smoke after driving on the highway for an hour or it is an all-the-time event, you have a problem.

If you have a problem, most likely, at this age, it is a leaking head gasket. Possibly the cylinder head is cracked. Valve problems are possible but less likely. Keep track of how much coolant you add to keep it at the full mark. Obviously, this is expensive to fix.

The problem was bad/worn valve stem seals which allowed oil to seep into the cylinder heads when the engine wasn't running and burn off when the engine was started creating the white smoke. If it is valve stem seals, they are not too expensive to replace however I would suspect your mechanic will want to do a complete valve job which is a little more costly.

Hope thos help (remember comment and rated this).

U have a blown head gasket the white smoke is burning coolant

White smoke indicates water being burned. Also the ticking means your loosing oil. You most likely have a blown head gasket.

Have you overheated or are loosing coolant? If not check to see if your transmission has a vacuum hose going to it. (if coolant you can smell it in the exhaust)
I don't think you have the trans hook up but can't remember.

cylinder head valve seals needs to change.