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    TBSdontStop
    TBSdontStop


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    Post  TBSdontStop Sat Jul 04, 2009 12:58 am

    My jeep is smoking white smoke badly, I pulled the plugs and all of them are dry except for #3 witch has oil on it. Its not making any knocking or weird nosies just oil in the #3. Do you think its valve seals or does it sound more like the piston rings?
    Waychoff05
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    Post  Waychoff05 Sat Jul 04, 2009 6:03 pm

    Excessive color of exhaust can mean several problems. Very white smoke is typically antifreeze and can denote either leaking antifreeze or a blown head gasket. Light blue smoke is typically from oil. Grey or black smoke is typically from excess unburned fuel and is usually seen in a fuel system that is not properly tuned.

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