depends on amount of smoke and when it happens On a cold start it could just be condensation If this happens after vehicle has been run for a while is at normal operating temperature could be head gasket
Your headgasket is bad, coolant is getting into the combustion chamber, hence the thick white smoke and fluid. had that happen to my dads thunderbird a few years ago
blown headgasket
Yes the white smoke is really steam from the cooling system a seal or gasket has failed.
Be best not to, best idea is go buy a whole new headgasket due to it being cracked or you got a blown headgasket.
white smoke from coolant usually indicates oil in coolant,this usually means a blown headgasket
yes, and also usually there will be white smoke in the exhaust.
Oil is a milky colour and your exhaust is coming out white
You may have a blown head gasket.
your car is burning oil.
White smoke is steam. A little is normal on all engines. If there is a lot it could be an indication of coolant getting into the exhaust, possibly from a failed headgasket.
White smoke is antifreeze, intake or headgasket.
There is no "white stuff" in a silencer/muffler, unless you mean fiberglass packing. It has no use when removed.