Okay so a few weeks ago I started redoing the top end head gaskets and up on my 99 ranger 3.0 bI started doing it because the truck was white smoking and smell like antifreeze I finally buttened everything up today and it's still white smoking just need to know if I should be worried I'm guessing it old antifreeze burning off the inside of exhaust also my exhaust is very hole could that cause cold air to get in and put out white smoke?
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- Thread starter chill199124
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Is it still smoking after the engine warms up? Are you losing coolant?
When you had the heads off did you get them checked for cracks?
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