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Old July 20th 05, 10:32 AM
ThaDriver
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Usually white smoke is water, indicating a blown head gasket. But it's hard
to tell if it's white or blueish sometimes, if it's just a short puff.
As another said, it's very likely worn valve seals or stems.
I think I would drive it as is & save up the cash for a good used 16 valve
engine - if you're looking for more HP. Just keep an eye on the oil level &
pressure, & temperature guage. (which you should do anyway :-)
~ Paul
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