I have a 2006 Ford Taurus that has white smoke coming out tail pipe. Oil not milky. could I have a cracked head.

Asked by tammyfordtaurus2006 Apr 13, 2015 at 10:12 PM about the 2006 Ford Taurus

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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tammyfordtaurus2006 answered 9 years ago

Yes. some dummy put my thermostat on backwards. I thought that's why it ran hot and had white smoke coming out tail pipe about 4 months ago. Put bar's stop leak in it and it stop smoking. but now the smoke has returned. Also will that affect my injectors? Auto zone ready misfire on 1-4 I replaced coil pack But still reads 1-4 is misfiring

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Tiffany answered 9 years ago

I was following your question... Tennisshoes will that O2 sensor cause your car not to run? Before mycar stopped working i got it scanned n it said that was a problemy my engine light was on. BC the coolant level was fine not sure of the thermostat but it never ran hot. Having problems starting my 05 Mazda 6. Shut down while driving. N I've replaced battery alternator n starter

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