Dodge-Plymouth Neon: Exhaust Issues
OK, so i just got a used Neon. I love it! it is the best little car. But.......I was taking off today from a red light, not too fast, not too slow, and yellow, yes, that is correct, yellow smoke came out from the back of my car. I know what Blue, Black and white are, but Yellow? It was so thick and so bad, th at the people behind me had to slow down and pull over, then like 30 seconds later, it stopped. My car never sputtered, spattered or mermered. Not jolts or jerks, nothing. Just smoke.
What could it be?
Could it become a major problem for me later?
Thanks :-)
What could it be?
Could it become a major problem for me later?
Thanks :-)
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Farout
I am getting a trouble code reading 51 (lean air/fuel ratio) however the car is burning extremely rich. I have heard that if one of the sensors is bad that it may be "stuck" into a lean signal output causing the engine to use more fuel to compensate for it.
Is it likely that this downstream O2 sensor is the problem?
Garout
Turns out that my troubles with O2 sensors nearly mirrors your own.
However, I did the work myself and the biggest lesson I have learned is to do some researching before jumping to conclusions and running into expensive trial and error methods.
Thank you for your response to my question!
red96