<VV> White Smoke - was basics

[Chris & Bill Strickland]

JR's symptoms were different from Jeff's -- JR forgot to put on his 
smoking jacket and his car was cold and flooded -- Jeff's was out in the 
sun warmed up when it lit one up.

So, yes JR, severe flooding makes white smoke, too, but generally the 
gasoline puddling on the engine shrouds gives a bit more to diagnosis 
than just some old (or new) car blowing smoke -- cause if you don't get 
that flooding fixed, you might find out about that old adage of where 
there's smoke, there's fire. Knocking on wood, I hope nobody has any 
such experience.  Any smells of raw gas from the fresh air heater should 
be checked immediately. Ditto for the gas heater.

Bill Strickland