White Smoke on Hard acceleration.
#1
White Smoke on Hard acceleration.
I have a 2010 GT (4.6L)
On the way back from lunch some guys from work were egging me on a bit and I gave them a little show and accelerated hard from a stop light. I did stomp it or floor it but gave the guy riding with me a good scare... anyway, they told me later that when I launched from the light white smoke came out of the tail pipes.
Is this a sign of a problem?
On the way back from lunch some guys from work were egging me on a bit and I gave them a little show and accelerated hard from a stop light. I did stomp it or floor it but gave the guy riding with me a good scare... anyway, they told me later that when I launched from the light white smoke came out of the tail pipes.
Is this a sign of a problem?
#7
6th Gear Member
I wouldn't sweat it. Keep an eye on it but it could have just been steam from your exhaust (due to condensation in the exhaust system if the car had recently been started) or a little blow-by.
#8
It's probably nothing. Maybe just because it was cold as others said. Try it again. When it's up to operating temperature, have someone else rev the engine while you check it out from behind.
If it truly is white smoke, that indicates coolant in the combustion chamber. Blue'ish/white smoke would mean oil in the combustion chamber.
If it truly is white smoke, that indicates coolant in the combustion chamber. Blue'ish/white smoke would mean oil in the combustion chamber.
#10
thanks for the reply guys.
you guys are right. When its cold out I can usually see steam rising up from behind the car (which I think is awesome) so that is probaly all it was.
I just got over the flu last week and was still not 100% that day and it didn't processes.
you guys are right. When its cold out I can usually see steam rising up from behind the car (which I think is awesome) so that is probaly all it was.
I just got over the flu last week and was still not 100% that day and it didn't processes.