Pristine white fume out of empty in 1991 mercury Capri
Pristine white smoke out of exhaust in the 1991 mercury Capri?—By Chistian I have the 1991 Mercury Capri XR2 Turbo, a engine is the Mazda B6T 1.6 liter. It has had the full tune up, as well as when WE bought it WE drove it home about 40 miles as well as it ran perfectly, however it didn’t begin it for about 3 days and when I eventually did it was idling severe and floating pristine white fume out of the empty along with tender gas, It isn ’t eating or leaking any coolant, the oil is ideally normal and it doesn’t smell burnt and it isn’t milky. A application on the cylinders is fine aswell. It also doesn’t overheat or anything.
A generator of electric power is going bad also yet it reads around 12 volts and the battery light comes on, could it presumably not removing enough electricity? or could it be a fuel vigour regulator? 1991 Mercury Capri Most appropriate Answer —By Big Cat upon the Block Sounds to me like a burst retard permitting water into the cylinders. Only since there have been no manifest leaks, that doesn’t meant it’s not cracked. I don’t know of ANY fuel additive or “spark block cleaner” which will have an engine blow white. Usually water does which. And the ONLY way that water can get into the cylinders is if the block is cracked. It has nothing to do with the faulty generator of electric power or fuel pressure regulator. Same with the “head gasket” answer.
