So i go to start my truck this morning and when i did a blueish white smoke came from the exhuast after a few seconds it went away intill you step on the gas....after a few more seconds it went away again . Now i do change my oil regular and i havent seen any oil spot from where it could be leaking also checked the dipstick and the oil level was fine.Any one please help so that maybe if there is a problem i can attend to it before cuasing more problems.

thanks

 

Obviously Sitting On A Computer Tryin' To Help You Out Is Tough - But I Have Had This Situation A Couple of Times.

It Depends On The Color: Blue Tends To Mean Burnt Oil, White Tends To Mean Burnt Coolant

Customer Complained of Blueish Puff Sitting after The Vehicle Sat Overnight, or For A Decent Period of Time. Yet It Goes Away During Normal Driving Conditions.

I Would Perform A Compression Test:
-If The Test Fails This Could Lead to A Bad Head Gasket (White) or Bad Piston Rings (blue).
Bad Piston Rings Normally Show It's Result in the Oil Itself.

- If The Comression Test Passes, This Could Lead To A Bad Valve Seal, When The Vehicle Sits - It Allows Oil To Leak Onto TheInside of The Valve - When It OpensDuring Start Up, It Burns The Oil. Resulting In The Blueish Smoke.

Thats A Universal Issue, There May be A MoreChrysler Specific Answer.

 

thanks tires look killer gettin mine next week

 

its most likely water in your gas, when u go through this tank put some in from a diff station, that should do the trick, if not then u have bigger problems

 

well i started it a min ago and it's not doing it and when it did it wasnt thick it was like it coming out like it was cold outside which it is FLORIDA but its not doing it now. i will try another gas station.

 

Hope That's It!