Subject	White Smoke, Good Compression
Posted by	jval on July 24, 2019 at 6:28 PM
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Message	I just bought this car a couple of months ago... I searched and read a ton of posts that white smoke = blown head gasket. I did a compression test today and used one of the combustible gas testers on the radiator and everything looks fine. My compression numbers were 140-150. One thing I noticed was the oil level was high on the dipstick. Could this cause the white smoke? It doesn't smell like coolant, smells just like burning and the closest thing I can compare it to is burning oil. I am waiting on a test kit so I can do an oil change and send a sample off and correct the oil level. What else can I check? TIA
Follow Ups	White Smoke, Good Compression - jval 18:28:26 07/24/19 Re: White Smoke, Good Compression - Metacom 21:57:17 07/24/19 Not that I've noticed (n/m) - jval 12:14:47 07/25/19 Re: Not that I've noticed - Metacom 18:49:46 07/26/19 Generally it goes away when driving I think - jval 19:20:14 07/26/19 Re: Generally it goes away when driving I think - Metacom 20:13:11 07/26/19 I replaced them a few weeks ago - jval 10:39:44 07/27/19 What plugs did you put in? (n/m) - FrozTTy 23:24:31 07/28/19 NGK - jval 15:08:51 07/29/19 Is the smoke heavier out of one side of the exhuast or even? (n/m) - CarolinaZ_TT 07:51:54 07/25/19 It seems pretty even (n/m) - jval 12:15:04 07/25/19
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