Hazey White Smoke???
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10-07-2010, 09:28 PM
Hazey White Smoke???
I noticed today when I was out just putting around looking at deer that my truck at idle has started puffing a hazey white smoke. I just put a Bully Dog Power Pup on it a few days ago and just noticed it today. The truck only has 77,xxx miles so I'm not that worried about it because it is still under warranty but I would like to know whats going on. Any help would be great. Thanks
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10-07-2010, 10:00 PM
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mine started doing the same thing , it was really noticable first thing in the morning. its the egr its prolly clogged up ... i took my power pup off and put it back stock and dropped it off at ford dealship ... keep a eye on ur coolant till u get it fixed ,cus in my case the white smoke was my motor burning up all my coolant .... i also have a power pup and run extreme all the time ...hope this was helpful
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10-09-2010, 08:22 PM
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10-10-2010, 01:26 PM
Welcome to the world of junk programmers. Crazy timing and poor fuel spray patterns...
You'd be better off with a custom tuned SCT. The highest horsepower tunes for the SCT are safer on your motor and your transmission than any of the other generic "programmers" out there.
With that said, these thigs COULD have happened on a stock truck, but running the generic programmers almost guarantees it.
I'd lose the bullydogs guys. Just my thoughts.
Since you are already smoking, smell the smoke. Is it fuel? (it will burn your eyes and you will smell it). Or is it coolant? (sweet smelling). If it's coolant you either have blown your headgaskets, or ruptured your EGR cooler.
You'd be better off with a custom tuned SCT. The highest horsepower tunes for the SCT are safer on your motor and your transmission than any of the other generic "programmers" out there.
With that said, these thigs COULD have happened on a stock truck, but running the generic programmers almost guarantees it.
I'd lose the bullydogs guys. Just my thoughts.
Since you are already smoking, smell the smoke. Is it fuel? (it will burn your eyes and you will smell it). Or is it coolant? (sweet smelling). If it's coolant you either have blown your headgaskets, or ruptured your EGR cooler.
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10-11-2010, 12:21 PM
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10-17-2010, 10:00 PM
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