Replaced blower motor and all is right again
Coolant Leaks Into the Engine Often caused by a blown head gasket , cracked cylinder head , or warped engine block Coolant gets into the combustion chamber and burns, causing thick white smoke Usually comes with signs like engine overheating , low coolant , or bubbling in the reservoir Burning Oil Caused by worn piston rings , bad valve seals , or a clogged PCV valve Produces blue or gray smoke from the exhaust It may be worse when accelerating or starting the car Youll often notice your oil level dropping faster than normal Overheating Engine Often due to low coolant , a broken thermostat , or a failed radiator fan Can produce steam or smoke from under the hood Overheating may lead to severe engine damage if ignored Fuel System Problems Issues like bad injectors , faulty sensors , or clogged air filters Result in black smoke from the exhaust Usually, a sign of a rich fuel mixture , the engine is burning more fuel than it should Table: Smoke Causes & Clues These are just the most common issues
Signs it may be chronic bronchitis: Daily mucus for months Cough that feels deep or stuck in your chest Needing to clear your throat all day Coughing fits triggered by cold air, smoke, or strong smells Chronic bronchitis is one of the main types of COPD, and its especially common in people who smoke
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