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    Dc2r exhaust blowing white smoke upon revs

    Hey guys, went to see a dc2r today and it seemed immaculate had full service history,

    Mechanically drove fine exterior and interior were close to perfect.

    Only noticeable problem was after we had let the car warm up for about 5 minutes and I had gone over the body and other things I asked the owner if he could
    Rev it for me and the car started blowing white smoke out of the exhaust pipe.

    According to the owner the last time it was driven was 2 weeks ago when it had relieved a service.

    Could that explain the smoke?

    The exhaust smelt like petrol. Thought I should add that in. Not a strong smell but the fumes did.

    Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

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    yes. parked for 2 weeks and a 5 minute warm up more than likely will smoke white.

    fuel smell is normal. its still cold

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    Thanks for clarifying that. I was jumping to conclusions thinking it could possibly be the head gasket or something Long those lines

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    Quote Originally Posted by vtec_yoo View Post
    Thanks for clarifying that. I was jumping to conclusions thinking it could possibly be the head gasket or something Long those lines
    headgasket issue would look like this:

    EG

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    let it fully warm up, drive it around if its still puffing smoke... just double check if its white/bluish smoke than walk away, more than likely a seal has shat itself, rings could be on there way out as well... too many variables, but ur best bet is to get a compression test and a leak down test to check the motor for health..

    white smoke is just a head gasket problem any mech can pretty much fix
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    Yeh I will do that next time I see it ill go for a drive give it a bit then check out the exhaust.

    Is state roads a good inspection service or will taking a mechanic I know be just as good?

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    If its a cold morning then that's fine - but from my experience a dc2r engine blowing any type of white smoke especially mid to upper rpm under load is a hairline crack in the head gasket somewhere

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    Quote Originally Posted by bennjamin View Post
    If its a cold morning then that's fine - but from my experience a dc2r engine blowing any type of white smoke especially mid to upper rpm under load is a hairline crack in the head gasket somewhere
    Well it was yesterday night about 7.30 pm. I'm guessing it was about 13 degrees maybe colder.

    I should've asked him to give it another rev after we had gone for the drive

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    usually if its just smoking on a cold night or morning its just condensation being evaporated away, think of a steam kettle... same deal is happening here, water droplets builds up on the inside of the exhaust an needs to burn off, drive it around for good 30 min than its all gone away
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    Yeah that makes sense... Would a compression test show if it was the head gasket?

    Anyone know of a good place that do car inspections?

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    Quote Originally Posted by infurNOS View Post
    headgasket issue would look like this:

    Good to see my problem is becoming useful to someone else HAHA

    Quote Originally Posted by vtec_yoo View Post
    Yeah that makes sense... Would a compression test show if it was the head gasket?

    Anyone know of a good place that do car inspections?
    Best bet is to just hire one or buy a compression tester, youll always find use for it and search a DIY. OR you could always borrow a friends.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eLtrix View Post
    Good to see my problem is becoming useful to someone else HAHA



    Best bet is to just hire one or buy a compression tester, youll always find use for it and search a DIY. OR you could always borrow a friends.
    I'm useless when it comes to cars so I wouldn't know where to start...

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