If they wear out, oil can leak into the combustion chamber and burn, producing blue smoke. Black smoke from a car's exhaust typically indicates an overly rich fuel mixture — meaning there's too ...

You never want to see white smoke coming from your exhaust. However, if it does happen, it's a good idea to get the problem ...

Thick blue or gray smoke that doesn't dissipate ... If your engine is burning enough oil to produce visible exhaust smoke, the oil level will drop over time and require periodic top-offs.

But a simple and cost-effective solution available today to control blue smoke is the Blue Smoke Control system. Mike Butler, Butler Justice Inc. Call (714) 696-7599 or e-mail, [email protected ...