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=White Smoke=
White smoke can indicate that you are burning antifreeze. This can signal that you have blown a head gasket and that antifreeze is making it into the combustion chamber and blowing through the exhaust.

=Black Smoke=
Black smoke is usually unburned fuel and can generally be associated with running rich. A very common association with black smoke is a boost leak which is also associated with poor fuel economy, and fuel cut

=Blue Smoke=
Exhaust smoke that is "bluish" in color usually signifies that oil is getting into the combustion chamber or exhaust and burning off. This condition is usually refered to as [[Engine: Troubleshoot Burning Oil|Burning Oil]].

Exhaust: Troubleshoot Smoke Colors - Revision history

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