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Everyday when I first start my 2006 F350 Lariat 6.0 Powerstroke, it has a little bit of white/grey smoke coming out from the exhaust tail pipe. It's not that cold here in South Carolina over night either around 68-75 F°. My coolant temp reads at 108 and oil reads at 100. When I press the gas it shoots alot of white smoke through tail pipe. But when the engine is warmer, it doesn't shoot white smoke no more. Is this normal? Anything is helpful.
So i figured out it's my glow plugs. Rough start in mornings, alot of white smoke when first cranked and fuel efficiency is decreased too. Check engine light on it.
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