White and Blue smoke

How many miles on truck right now?

 

Problem is it could be one of many things.........

 

Turbo seals would be my first guess and are easy to check - look for oil in the turbo outlet tube. But, as has been stated, could be a lot of things.

 

I had a Series 60 in a bus do that, which is unusual for a Series 60. I just assumed the engine was tired. Only after idling, it would smoke a puff of gray/white smoke on take off or revving the engine up.

If you ever look at the CAT ACERT C13's, you will notice they smoke the same thing on start up. Not all, but most that I've seen. I wouldn't worry about it. As someone said, have them check your turbo out. If you aren't using coolant, getting decent fuel mileage, I'm sure it doesn't take much oil to make things smoke. I'm not a mechanic, so go talk to one.

 

White smoke is sometimes anit freeze leak, keep a eye on the coolant.

 

Hi check there is not water from exhaust white smoke can be head gasket or turbo, blue rings, black filters, no smoke engine is off wow sorry about last one

 

driping injector at idle is very common,white smoke is most likely the complaint with blue hazing,after rev injector pintel seals back and smoke clears.if no power loss under load condition just keep eye on it,if power loss occurs more than likely injector or 2 should be replaced.

 

The white smoke means that they picked a new pope