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When i started my truck this morning, i noticed that white smoke was coming out of the tail pipe. I have started the truck in the cold before and this has never happened. Is this something to be worried about???
Oh yeah started fine, i normally start with the remote starter and today i started by going out there so maybe it is just the first time i noticed the white smoke.
Oh yeah started fine, i normally start with the remote starter and today i started by going out there so maybe it is just the first time i noticed the white smoke.
you may have a glow plug or two not working
Assuming these would be similar to my 5 cyl mercedes,if I lost one GP it was baely noticable just apuff of white smoke.If I lost two it was a little slower to start with more white smoke
you may have a glow plug or two not working
Assuming these would be similar to my 5 cyl mercedes,if I lost one GP it was baely noticable just apuff of white smoke.If I lost two it was a little slower to start with more white smoke
Exactly.
I already have 2 glowplugs that are going out on my truck, so I get a bit of extra white smoke on cold starts when temps are below freezing. The engine still fires right up without trouble.
It was about -4 at 4 this morning when i started it. I let the glow plugs stay on til about 10 seconds after the light went out. Started fine and ran fine, just the smoke.
It was about -4 at 4 this morning when i started it. I let the glow plugs stay on til about 10 seconds after the light went out. Started fine and ran fine, just the smoke.
I would let them sit AT LEAST 60 seconds if it's that cold. Your glow plugs can(and will at those temps) stay on for up to 120 seconds.