Bmw e39 white smoke from exhaust

I looked at that gauges and there was no overheating. I checked the oil and coolant as soon as I got home and everything seemed normal. If I continue to drive the car the smoke continue to come out.

Coolant fluid enters the cylinder(s) and produce white smoke. Further indicators may be noticable loss of coolant flui possibly also discoloration of the engine oil (grayish). I’m from Los Angeles and our family recently purchased a used BMW 528i (40K miles). Perhaps this is nothing, but I just wanted to make sure anyway.

Today, at around 2AM (maybe degrees C), within minutes of starting the car, we drove into a McDonald’s Drive Thru. BMW told me to replace the em prom so I have replaced the whole dme. White smoke from exhaust that looks like thin wisp is the topic for today.

And not as scary as it looks, white smoke should not be a matter of concern. The accumulated condensation is simply finding a way out of the pipe. Stop Smoke from the tail pipe. For under $No additives.

BMW EEERough Cold Start Misfire Common Causes For MM54. BMW 740il Getting white smoke out of the exhaust at cold start in the AM and if let for couple of hours the same thing happens at start up. Emitting white smoke from exhaust when engine cold.

Problem lessens when engine hot. Engine never overheated ATF fluid and coolant levels OK. Also forgot to mention no loss of power at all ? Other times no smoke was noticed (whether warm or cold). I pulled the spark plugs and they all appear moderately oil fouled.

The car appears to idle fine and it has the proper amount of oil in it. EMengine white smoke at the exhaust. Is it thick white smoke or just like steam?

Both are cheaper to repair sooner than later. When I start the vehicle, white smoke comes out of the. On various start-ups I get a huge puff of whitish-blue smoke from the tail pipe, with some rough idle issues. It first happened after I had been driving for an hour on freeway, stoppe shut off car, then restarted after minutes and 1st puff of smoke.

BMW forum for owners of BMW vehicles. The club is not part of BMW nor affiliated with or endorsed by BMW in any way. Can you please advise what may be the problem as this gave no warning. BMW 320i E9 car has 120k mileage, blueish smoke from exhaust when pulling off, excessive oil consumption, had the oil seperator replaced buy dealer after diagnosis,one week later the car has started to consume oil and smokin again. Blue smoke is caused by engine oil entering the cylinder area and being burned along with the fuel air mixture.

As with the white smoke , just a small drop of oil leaking into the cylinder can produce blue smoke out the tailpipe. Blue smoke is more likely in older or higher mileage vehicles than newer cars with fewer miles. After changing the oil in the car it started blowing out white smoke. Never blew white smoke out of the exhaust prior to the oil change. Cleaned the spark plugs re-inserted them.

Started the car and white smoke came out of tailpipe for ten minutes then problem went. BMW Series E- white smoke and ripped air intake hose. However, if it was coming form the exhaust , and it was a result of burning oil, the smoke would be very black. Check Engine Light, Runs Rough and White Smoke ?