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Originally Posted by juma
whiff is not the way...color is. rich fuel state gives black smoke. oil is blue. white is coolant. juma
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I do understand what the different colors of smoke imply. The tint of the smoke appears blue but is such a small amount and disappears so quickly, I haven't been absolutely sure. That is why I wanted to smell what comes out. Oil definitely gives a distinct odor different from fuel. I've been around cars and engines all my life; believe me my father has rebuilt a many a one.
Unfortunately, when I started my truck up this afternoon, nothing. My friend started up his 350 Z after sitting all week, and nothing as well. It would figure.
At any rate, if anyone has brought this to their dealer's attention, please let me/us know about their response.
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Rick
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2004 Titan King Cab LE 4x2
Canteen Green
Graphite/Titanium Leather
Splash Guards
Floor Mats
Hood Protector
K&N Air Filter
Wood Dash Kit
Chrome Trim on [black] tailgate panel
Built Jan 2004; Purchased Feb 29, 2004