Question:
During winter, when you first crank the car up in the morning, no or little smoke comes out (or fog), but when the car heats up a bit, this smoke increases, mainly due to change in air temperature between the engine and the outside. But why does it go away after a while? Engine is still hot, and outside temperature is still cold!
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Because the condensation from inside the exhaust pipe and mufflers is dissipated, once the condensation is gone the you have just dry heat coming out the exhaust. After you finish driving when the metal in the exhaust system cools condensation is formed again...which you dissipate the next time you fire the car up.hope this helps you.Are there any grants available to buy a truck or car?
because the change of heatPrice of regular gas where u live--city,state?
It's the condensation in your exhaust system burning off.What's your dream car? Money's no object!?
hmmm...very good question! id never thought of it like that!!it does you just dont have the thermal difference during the rest of the year and cant see it as easily
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warmer engine burns the fuel more efficiently, with less "waste" in the form of smoke. That's my GUESS.WHAT CAR? (need some opinions..)?
Hazarding a guess here - I believe it is mostly steam. Water will condense in your engine as it cools. When you start it up again, that water is heated up which makes steam.Because the temperature under the car is warmer...It's like sitting in an open cardboard box with a space heater inside--even though you're still exposed to the elements, the walls of the box are keeping more of the heat in.
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It does you just can't see it in the summer, the hot exhaust coming out out the tail pipe is cooled and gives you the "smoke" effect in the winter! i don't know where you live but in wpg it does not "go away".How much pressure does it take to crush a car?
The white exhaust is steam from the condensation of water of coolant or water coming out the tail pipe. As the engine heats up this water is vaporized and the tailpipe becomes dry. The air coming out of the exhaust is warm but dry and makes no more steam.What is involved in putting a turbo onto a peugeot boxer 1.9 van, the van i have is a non turbo?
That's not smoke that comes out its condensation, or steam for a lack of better words. Your engine produces alot of moisture due to burning gasoline, and that moisture builds up in the exhaust pipe cause of the cold. So as the car heats up so does the exhaust and the water is evaporated away quicker and the exhaust is not holding it in there.In New Haven, CT...where do you pick up your car if it was towed?
The smoke you are seeing isnt smoke at all it is actually fog caused by condensation . Like on the outside of a cold glass of lemonade on a hot day.More Questions & Answers ...
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