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Practice Speaking: Read Aloud
ID: #51013
Long White Smoke
White smoke from the exhaust is typically caused by water vapor, coolant leaks, and other engine-related issues. When temperatures inside the engine rise, steam may form, which could be an indication of a cracked cylinder head. A malfunctioning head gasket or other engine component can also result in white exhaust smoke, which can be a serious cause for concern if left unaddressed.
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