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White Smoke, Black Smoke, Blue Smoke – What It Means

White smoke, black smoke, or blue smoke from your exhaust? Learn what each smoke color means and how to fix the problem before serious engine damage happens. Exhaust smoke is your car’s warning sign — don’t ignore it. In this video from Fixpro Garage, we explain the real causes behind white smoke (coolant leak or head gasket failure), black smoke (engine running rich / too much fuel), and blue smoke (burning engine oil). You’ll learn the symptoms, danger levels, and simple checks you can do yourself before repairs become expensive. Thick white smoke can mean coolant is entering the engine, which may lead to overheating and engine failure. Black smoke usually points to fuel system or air intake problems, while blue smoke is a sign of internal engine wear or oil leaks. Catching these issues early can save you thousands in repair costs. If your car is smoking from the exhaust, this guide will help you diagnose the issue fast and understand whether it's safe to drive or time to see a mechanic. #WhiteSmoke #BlackSmoke #BlueSmoke #CarProblems #EngineProblems #CarMaintenance #AutoRepair #CheckEngine #DIYCarRepair #CarDiagnosis White smoke from exhaust black smoke from exhaust blue smoke from exhaust car smoking problem engine burning oil coolant leak symptoms head gasket failure rich fuel mixture engine smoke diagnosis