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terryreynolds 09-20-2021 10:34 PM

Scion FRS 2016: Smoke rises from the exhaust
 
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Trueweltall 09-20-2021 11:14 PM

Smoke or water vapor from a cold start? What color is the smoke.

humfrz 09-21-2021 03:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trueweltall (Post 3467414)
Smoke or water vapor from a cold start? What color is the smoke.

.....and does it "smoke" after it's warmed up?

NoHaveMSG 09-21-2021 03:31 PM

Is your engine making chocolate milk in any of it's reservoirs ?

Ultramaroon 09-21-2021 05:26 PM

What color is the smoke? ECU is pretty good at diagnosing a blown O2 sensor. Not so much with a blown head gasket.

Edit... yeah, what @Trueweltall said.

Ultramaroon 09-21-2021 05:29 PM

crap
 
I think we just got sucked in by a bot post.

humfrz 09-21-2021 07:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon (Post 3467636)
What color is the smoke? ECU is pretty good at diagnosing a blown O2 sensor. Not so much with a blown head gasket.

Edit... yeah, what @Trueweltall said.

:slap: pay attention, old man - :eyebulge:


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