Honda accord white smoke under hood

You said white smoke was coming out from the hood area behind the engine: You could have a leaked manifold gasket. The cause could be a faulty water pump If the pump is not working well the coolant and or water is not being forced through the system well enough to keep the engine cooled thus creating overheat. The oil filler cap in almost all the engines releases a faint whiff of smoke , which is a residue of the burnt fuel inside the engine. Older engines produce more hot spots, which make the car smoking under hood but not overheating.

I got my oil changed a couple weeks ago and was told everything was in good shape. Then a few days ago, my car suddenly started emitting white smoke from under the hood. Well the white smoke under the hood is an indicater of coolant dripping on to the exhaust.

Look at the engine very closely to see if you can find any wet spots. I might point to the location around the head gasket. The area should be below the intake and exhaust manifolds. Yesterday, when I was parking in a slope white smoke started to come out from the front hood , specifically from the back of the engine, the smoke smells like burned plastic.

This morning when I started the engine, the smoke started to. The engine temperature is normal, and oil and transmission fluid levels are fine. A couple of weeks ago smelled something burning, popped the hood and smoke was coming from under the rear of the valve cover. There is no visible sign of oil leakage anywhere around the valve cover and no oil spots under the car in my garage.

More than likely the fuse is blown because all of those items should be on the same circuit. He fixed it and I got it back. I pulled over and turned the car off, and saw I had a crack in my upper radiator hose.

If the smoke is coming from under your hood , that probably means you ignored white smoke coming out of the tailpipe, and now your engine is overheating. Or maybe you completely forgot to add coolant at all, and the engine overheated. Not that anyone would ever do that.

Honda Accord and now its emitting white smoke from the tail pipe. Another is to start the car and check the oil on the dipstick. White smoke - likely to be some sort of coolant leak. In April a large amount of white smoke came out of the front of the car when I. It starts to smoke after about minutes from the initial start of the. I have already replace the side cover gasket.

I recently had the AC blower motor and compressor fixe and the car seemed fine. After driving the car for about minutes post the compressor repair, just as I was parking it, white smoke came from under the passenger side hood. I assumed it was a little oil burning off from the repair. Smoke can also come from an electrical system malfunction, serpentine or drive belt that is damaged or electrical wires.

If it's frothy or looks like a milkshake, this is another indication of a blown head gasket. If the engine is not overheating or the car is not having any symptoms, like running rough, it is probably a good idea to have a professional mechanic come to your location and complete a smoke coming from engine inspection. If it’s billowing smoke that’s coming from the tailpipe, it means something has made its way into the combustion chamber, either through the fuel system.