idle problems

SUPRAMAN3468 · 05-07-2009, 12:24 AM

more than likely u have a leaking injector chech each one. at higher idles the fuel from the injector is being burned, but at lower rpm there is un burned fuel, what color is the smoke, black (fuel) white (tranny) blue/grey(oil), if hg is blown check oil for water in it, or lots of water coming from exhuast

dunewarz · 05-07-2009, 03:12 AM

Exhaust and muffler if new tend to have condensation (water vapors), it's okay to see some water come out of the tail pipe. The white smoke would mean it's a coolent problem. Have you checked your oil to make sure it's not milky? I can only think of three reasons why you would have white smoke coming out of your tail pipe. Head gasket going, coolent line connected wrong, or cracked or broken iscv.

I'd recheck the iscv and oil to make sure there's no problems there. Then check the coolent lines to make sure they are all connected to the correct place. There's a few manuals in the forums that show how the coolent lines go.

Hope you find the problem

05-07-2009, 12:24 AM	#1
SUPRAMAN3468 Stock Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: FLORISSANT Posts: 10 Blog Entries: 1	solution more than likely u have a leaking injector chech each one. at higher idles the fuel from the injector is being burned, but at lower rpm there is un burned fuel, what color is the smoke, black (fuel) white (tranny) blue/grey(oil), if hg is blown check oil for water in it, or lots of water coming from exhuast

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05-07-2009, 03:12 AM	#2
dunewarz 3" Exhaust Join Date: May 2009 Location: WhiteBear Posts: 54	Exhaust and muffler if new tend to have condensation (water vapors), it's okay to see some water come out of the tail pipe. The white smoke would mean it's a coolent problem. Have you checked your oil to make sure it's not milky? I can only think of three reasons why you would have white smoke coming out of your tail pipe. Head gasket going, coolent line connected wrong, or cracked or broken iscv. I'd recheck the iscv and oil to make sure there's no problems there. Then check the coolent lines to make sure they are all connected to the correct place. There's a few manuals in the forums that show how the coolent lines go. Hope you find the problem