Originally Posted by Learnin
No, it never smokes when running and, the two times, I noticed it, it was right at start up. By the time I could get back to the rear, I couldn't notice anything. You may be right about the cool and humidity as it has been damp and cool. I wonder if the short start up, the day before, might have left some moisture in the block or manifold??
Thanks
OK. You are probably fine. Water will build in the exhaust system, this especialy after a short drive in cold weather. Later, when you restart, steam will emerge. It will be white.
This is rare and usually in cool humid nights.
It is why your exhaust pipes must be SS or they will corrode in about a year.
Drive it like you stole it. cause unless you bought new in 2004, you probably did.
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