car blowing fuel ot of exhaust
#1
car blowing fuel ot of exhaust
the other day i tried starting my car and after about 5 minutes of idling some white or bluish smoking starting coming out of the exhaust, also the car started to overheat out of no where. And there is a lot of fuel coming out of the tail pipe. i was trying to set base timing on a new mspnp when all this happened but i had not started doing anything yet. could the headgasket have fried in this short period of overheating??? any input will be helpful.
#2
lol your engine in fucked
My hypothesis:
-Head gasket is toast
-Fuel isnt burning because the spark plugs are friggin covered in crap from the head gasket
- MSPNP is trying to fix what is broken because its seeing something fugged up and delivering a **** load of fuel
-you're in a world of hurt.
My hypothesis:
-Head gasket is toast
-Fuel isnt burning because the spark plugs are friggin covered in crap from the head gasket
- MSPNP is trying to fix what is broken because its seeing something fugged up and delivering a **** load of fuel
-you're in a world of hurt.
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Check your plugs first off, what do they look like? Don't go ripping your head off quite yet, bad plug wire(s)? Bad coil? Spark confirmed on all 4 cylinders? Oil in your coolant? Coolant in your oil? With the engine running but not hot, do you get bubbles in your radiator? I'm fighting an issue that sounds exactly like this but I'm 99.44% sure mine is a fuel injector issue. Lots of things to check before you rip the head off.
Last edited by EO2K; 05-02-2011 at 05:20 PM.
#10
Check your plugs first off, what do they look like? Don't go ripping your head off quite yet, bad plug wire(s)? Bad coil? Spark confirmed on all 4 cylinders? Oil in your coolant? Coolant in your oil? With the engine running but not hot, do you get bubbles in your radiator? I'm fighting an issue that sounds exactly like this but I'm 99.44% sure mine is a fuel injector issue. Lots of things to check before you rip the head off.
#11
Heres the problems with this, fuel makes a black smoke when its dumping into the engine, a bad injector wouldnt cause white or blue smoke, and not all the time will a radiator bubble if there is a bad head gasket. Oil and coolant can also come from a bad turbo seal(oil only), cracked head, cracked block (the worst), and bad piston rings (oil only)
The spark plugs will tell the tale. What do they look like? Head gasket remains likely, but your plugs will tell you a lot and are easy to pull.
#12
A large abundance of fuel in your exhaust system can absolutely cause white smoke, I've seen it several times. I had a coil go bad in my miata which lead to only two cylinders firing and dumping the fuel out the tailpipe in the form of a white fog. It occurs most often when the fuel doesn't even burn, but gets vaporized after dumping out.
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