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Re: 2000 Expedition smokes at startup

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Re: 2000 Expedition smokes at startup

jimboc09 Jan 2008 19:12
Thanks!

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Whitelightning09 Jan 2008 12:17
> Sorry, What should I DO in a case like this?
>
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> accumulates in the cylinder chamber. When you start the car, that oil is
> burned off out the exhaust pipe.

Have the valve seals replaced after making sure the valve guides are ok.

Whitelightning

jimboc09 Jan 2008 02:40
Sorry, What should I DO in a case like this?

THESE ARE MY Symptoms:
Bluish/White Smoke from tailpipe at startup.

"bad valve stem seals" Symptom  Definition:
The classic symptom of bad valve stem seals is, if when starting the car,
after it has set for a little while (say over night), clouds of smoke appear
from the exhaust and then stops after a few seconds. What happens is, while
the car is setting, oil leaks down the valve stem past the seal and
accumulates in the cylinder chamber. When you start the car, that oil is
burned off out the exhaust pipe.

Jeff Strickland09 Jan 2008 02:30
SMOKE or STEAM?

If the latter, I suggest there is no problem at all.

> Symptoms:
> The classic symptom of bad valve stem seals is, if when starting the car,
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>
> What should in a case like this?

jimboc08 Jan 2008 06:30
Symptoms:
The classic symptom of bad valve stem seals is, if when starting the car,
after it has set for a little while (say over night), clouds of smoke appear
from the exhaust and then stops after a few seconds. What happens is, while
the car is setting, oil leaks down the valve stem past the seal and
accumulates in the cylinder chamber. When you start the car, that oil is
burned off out the exhaust pipe.

Bluish/White Smoke from tailpipe at startup.

What should in a case like this?

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