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I have a 2018 F150 3.0L Powerstroke diesel it has 73000 miles on it and recently started getting white smoke from the tailpipe now up until recently we have lived in a warm climate year round but are up north now with cold temps about 30f. I just watched a you tube video about white smoke and it appears that it may be condensation causing this problem (and the exhaust is stinky from that def I think) however the video was on a 6.7L but should not matter. Anyone else with a 3.0L experience this? Is it something to worry about?
Coolant level is right where it should be showing no loss as well. Anyone have any ideas?.
Thanks
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