Bmw e90 white smoke from exhaust

If I continue to drive the car the smoke continue to come out. The second car in front of me, a greenish silver BMW Ewith SGJ plate suddenly emitted a lot of white smoke from his exhaust and the effect was almost like a smoke bomb , enough to decrease visibility to almost zero across lanes. Bmw eloss of power and white exhaust smoke. Can anyone help please?

However, if it was coming form the exhaust , and it was a result of burning oil, the smoke would be very black. When the engine is running the smoke appears, then fades, then shortly comes back. I also noticed today theres drops of oil from the exhaust. 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. Q: My bmw320i egiving out white smoke from exhaust , how can I fix it My car has an automatic transmission. Smoking coming from the exhaust can be caused by multiple component failures, ranging from oil control valve problems.

The combination of the coolant and engine oil will create a milky appearance in the smoke. All it takes is for just a little bit of coolant to get into the combustion chamber for white smoke to be produced. BMW forum for owners of BMW vehicles. The club is not part of BMW nor affiliated with or endorsed by BMW in any way.

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. The temperature gauge didnt go up, nor was the engine smoky when I opened th bonnet. The smoke was coming out of the exhaust smelt like chemicals and maybe fuel.

I drove it very slowly to work and checked the oil to see if there was a mix of that and water - the oil seems fine. I waited for the car to cool and. Check the water level, and take the car to the garage for a check up, if it is the head gasket, as I think, you risk to blow the engine at any time. This is generally steam caused by condensation. As the engine warms up and the condensation dissipates the white exhaust smoke (steam) is no longer seen.

I saw a post on roadfly this evening that also pertains to me but there have been no reponses and the search here is disabled. I am getting white smoke under heavy acceleration. No smoke under normal driving.

Coolant level tonight was slightly below the cold line. I could not tell whether there is oil in the resevoir. Is your engine using oil? I have had a 320D Auto from new, now done 65K miles. BMW 320D - White Smoke Mystery.

It had a new Turbo at 48K and last year I had the EGR replaced which transformed the performance. Smoke coming from a motorcycle exhaust indicates the engine is not running correctly. Typical problems include fuel not being completely burne too much oil or coolant evaporating.

If ignore such problems can result in significant engine damage, and being able to identify the origin of the smoke , as quickly as. I have never had any trouble with the car until this incident. Help me understand what the problem is?

What could have caused that?