Can a leaking hose cause white smoke?
White smoke from the tailpipe indicates coolant from a bad head gasket or another failed internal engine part is burning in the combustion chamber. A blown radiator hose spraying coolant onto a hot engine will also produce wispy white smoke that looks like steam.
Can low transmission fluid cause white smoke?
If you notice that white smoke is produced while you’re accelerating, the issue could be with your transmission fluid. However, white smoke during acceleration could also be due to burning coolant, which usually points to a damaged cylinder head or gasket. When this happens, it might be a sweet odor.
How does transmission fluid cause white smoke?
If the diaphragm leaks, the fluid is drawn through the tube and burned in the cylinders which produces thick white smoke in the exhaust. It shifts when the gas pedal is released because as soon as the throttle plate shuts, vacuum increases to maximum and provides just enough to shift.
Why does my Toyota Tazz have white smoke?
I’m thinking the modulator valve on the transmission is leaking. That much white smoke if it doesn’t smell of coolant can only be trans fluid or someone put diesel in the fuel tank. 3 people found this helpful.
How can I tell if my transmission fluid is leaking?
Transmission Fluid Leaks Automatic transmissions use red or pink fluid, and lots of it. Very often, the first sign of an automatic transmission leaking is that the transmission will start to slip (the car will rev without going into gear). If the leak continues, eventually the car will not move at all.
What happens if you have an oil leak in your car?
If you must drive a car with an oil leak, you will need to check your oil frequently, and you will need to be the judge of how bad it’s leaking and how often it will need to be topped off. Oil leaking from an engine can cause a huge mess wherever you park and permanently damage asphalt surfaces,…