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Old 03-31-2009   #1 (permalink)
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I have a 65 289 automatic, its not over heating and the white smoke is comeing out of both exhaust. IDoes anyone know what it might be??
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White is usually coolant, or very very rich (raw fuel). Does it have an odor? Sweet maybe?
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it is mote than likely your head gasket, it doesnt have to be a huge break in the gasket to make the hite smoke ( raw fuel would have a bluish tint to the smoke) check your oil after it sits for a bit you might see the chocolate milk effect
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Straight up raw fuel is white.

If you ever have an injector stick open, you will see that it is very white.

But I agree its probably coolant related.
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I know its mainly coolent.
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Head gasket(s), don't run it anymore. These aren't terribly hard to do, but you'll need a bit of parts and a whole day. Keep organized i.e. bolts screws etc, and don't rush if you decide to do it.
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Even if its coming out of both exhaust pipes?
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Pull the vacuum hose off the modulator (passenger side at the rear of the main transmission case). If there is ATF in it you need a new modulator. ATF burns with a white smoke. It is easy to check and a lot easier to repair than a head gasket.
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Even if its coming out of both exhaust pipes?
If your exhaust system is a true dual system without a crossover between the pipes, either it's the trans modulator leaking through (into the intake, therefore "feeding" cylinders on both banks), or there's a coolant leak into cylinders on both sides (both heads/gaskets leaking).

If there is any connection between the exhaust pipes from each side of the engine, a coolant leak into any cylinder could emit smoke from both pipes.
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Well I just checked under my valve covers and a milk shake on the bottom.
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head gaskets its not a really that hard to do just time consuming, i would get all your fluids drained asap to keep from fubaring anything else

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