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suzuki. Forenza 2005 blue and white smoke after sitting.

2005 Suzuki Forenza

So i have a suzuki. Forenza. 2005 and the person. That had it befor me. Said they stoped driveing it because. They hard a loud thud come from the motor and they let it sit for a month. Or so and now i have it and it smokes. After. I put my foot on the gas at frist its blue. Smoke Blue. Smoke frist then it teuns in to white smoke i need help

Blue smoke is oil burning and white smoke is coolant burning. White smoke usually indicates a blown head gasket.


What does Blue Exhaust Smoke mean?

Blue smoke is created by the vehicles engine oil entering a cylinder and being burned along with the Air/Fuel mixture. A small amount of oil leaking into a cylinder will create blue smoke out the tailpipe. Blue smoke is more often and issue in older or higher mileage vehicles.

Sometimes using a thicker oil can help, but in most cases replacing the failed gaskets and seals is the best way to insure the issue is fixed.

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CYLINDER HEAD, REPLACE

  1. Relieve fuel pressure.
  2. Disconnect electronic control module (ECM) ground terminal.
  3. Drain engine coolant into suitable container.
  4. Disconnect manifold air temperature (MAT) sensor electrical connector.
  5. Disconnect breather tube from camshaft cover.
  6. Disconnect air cleaner outlet hose from throttle body.
  7. Disconnect ignition coil electrical connector.
  8. Disconnect the following electrical connectors:
    a. Oxygen sensor.
    b. IAC valve.
    c. Throttle Position sensor.
    d. ECT sensor.
    e. CTS sensor.
  9. Remove air cleaner housing bolts, then air cleaner housing.
  10. Raise and support vehicle, then remove righthand front wheel and splash shield.
  11. Install engine assembly support fixture tool No. J-28467-B, or equivalent.
  12. Remove righthand engine mount mounting bolts and bracket.
  13. Disconnect upper radiator hose at thermostat housing.
  14. Remove serpentine drive belt.
  15. Remove crankshaft pulley bolts, then pulley.
  16. Remove front timing belt cover bolts, then timing cover.
  17. Remove timing belt.
  18. Disconnect breather tube at camshaft cover.
  19. Remove spark plug cover bolts, then spark plug cover.
  20. Disconnect ignition wires from the spark plugs.
  21. Remove camshaft cover bolts, camshaft cover and gasket.
  22. While holding intake camshaft firmly in place, remove intake camshaft gear bolt, then remove intake camshaft gear.
  23. While holding exhaust camshaft firmly in place, remove exhaust camshaft gear bolt, then remove exhaust camshaft gear.
  24. Remove timing belt automatic tensioner bolts, then the tensioner.
  25. Remove timing belt idler pulley retaining bolt, then pulley.
  26. Remove engine mount mounting bolts, then engine mount.
  27. Remove crankshaft gear, CMP sensor, then water pump.
  28. Remove rear timing belt cover.
  29. Remove exhaust flex pipe and exhaust manifold mounting bolts.
  30. Disconnect all of required vacuum hoses.
  31. Disconnect fuel feed line at fuel rail.
  32. Remove alternator adjusting bracket retaining bolt and bracket.
  33. Disconnect coolant hose at rear cylinder head, then exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) bracket.
  34. Disconnect surge tank coolant hose at throttle body.
  35. Remove fuel rail assembly.
  36. Remove alternator to intake manifold support bracket bolts at cylinder head, then intake manifold.
  37. Remove alternator support bracket.
  38. Remove intake manifold to alternator strap bracket bolt, then bolt on alternator.
  39. Move strap clear of intake manifold.
  40. Remove charcoal canister purge and EGR solenoid bracket bolt, then move bracket clear.
  41. Disconnect throttle cable at throttle body and intake manifold. Before replacing cylinder head, be sure to install engine mount and remove engine support.
  42. Loosen cylinder head bolts gradually in sequence outlined. Fig. 1.
  43. Remove camshaft.
  44. Remove cylinder head bolts.
  45. Remove cylinder head with intake manifold and exhaust manifold attached. Prevent any engine oil or coolant from entering cylinders when removing cylinder head.
  46. Reverse procedure to install, noting the following:
    a. Install new cylinder head gasket.
    b. Install cylinder head with intake manifold and exhaust manifold attached.
    c. Torque cylinder head bolts gradually in sequence outlined, to 18 ft. lbs.,Fig. 1.
    d. Turn bolts another 3 turns of 90° using angular torque gauge tool No. KM-470-B, or equivalent.