smoke coming out of oil cap
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smoke coming out of oil cap
so i remove the oil cap and whute smoke is coming out i checked my oil level three days ago and it was a little above full what could ut be as well it smells a little like burnt oil? my car has 30k miles i dont think it has a oc problem but i dont kbow this has me worried
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Could be a head gasket failure that's resulting in coolant leaking into your oil. Go for a drive, shut the car off, and then pull the oil dipstick out and see if you have a nasty milkshake looking substance on your dipstick instead of just normal-looking oil.
Also look in your coolant reservoir for oil floating in the coolant. Never open the actual radiator when the car is hot though, you can scald the $hit out of yourself.
Also look in your coolant reservoir for oil floating in the coolant. Never open the actual radiator when the car is hot though, you can scald the $hit out of yourself.
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Could be a head gasket failure that's resulting in coolant leaking into your oil. Go for a drive, shut the car off, and then pull the oil dipstick out and see if you have a nasty milkshake looking substance on your dipstick instead of just normal-looking oil.
Also look in your coolant reservoir for oil floating in the coolant. Never open the actual radiator when the car is hot though, you can scald the $hit out of yourself.
Also look in your coolant reservoir for oil floating in the coolant. Never open the actual radiator when the car is hot though, you can scald the $hit out of yourself.
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if the oil is above the full line, i would change your oil asap. Putting in too much oil can damage your engine as much as putting in too little.
If you used synthetic oil, it burns a little lighter then convential oil which would burn more of a blue smoke. Could just be oil burning from too much oil.
I would change it and just watch the oil levels and see if you experience the same problem.
If you used synthetic oil, it burns a little lighter then convential oil which would burn more of a blue smoke. Could just be oil burning from too much oil.
I would change it and just watch the oil levels and see if you experience the same problem.
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if the oil is above the full line, i would change your oil asap. Putting in too much oil can damage your engine as much as putting in too little.
If you used synthetic oil, it burns a little lighter then convential oil which would burn more of a blue smoke. Could just be oil burning from too much oil.
I would change it and just watch the oil levels and see if you experience the same problem.
If you used synthetic oil, it burns a little lighter then convential oil which would burn more of a blue smoke. Could just be oil burning from too much oil.
I would change it and just watch the oil levels and see if you experience the same problem.
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Are you sure the smoke you see is white and not blue? White smoke is usually coolant, blue/oil. I too would suggest changing the oil and watching the oil level as well as the coolant very carefully. The coolant should be totally clean and the dipstick should not have any milky residue in it. I have not heard of any head gasket issues with our cars and the 03 and 04 automatics were not revup engines with the oil issues. If your dipstick is overfilled it should be replaced asap and go from there. Good luck.
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Are you sure the smoke you see is white and not blue? White smoke is usually coolant, blue/oil. I too would suggest changing the oil and watching the oil level as well as the coolant very carefully. The coolant should be totally clean and the dipstick should not have any milky residue in it. I have not heard of any head gasket issues with our cars and the 03 and 04 automatics were not revup engines with the oil issues. If your dipstick is overfilled it should be replaced asap and go from there. Good luck.
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