Pls what can I do when my 2009 honda accord emmit plenty smoke?

Your engine is gone. I guess..

Otunbaigwe:
Pls what can I do when my 2009 honda accord emmit plenty smoke?

You keep pouring water ontop so the smoke won’t turn to fire

But seriously, just save up for another engine soon.

Otunbaigwe:
Pls what can I do when my 2009 honda accord emmit plenty smoke?

What kind of smoke? The color I meant

homeboy205:



What kind of smoke? The color I meant

Bluish smoke boss

Otunbaigwe:


Bluish smoke boss

IF ITS a 4 plug just get 500k and buy new engine. dont even let anybody work on it

Otunbaigwe:


Bluish smoke boss

Is your engine oil reducing?

Dozieson:


Is your engine oil reducing?

This your question funny to me.
Engine is emitting plenty bluish smoke and you're asking him if his oil is reducing.

jceesquare:

This your question funny to me.
Engine is emitting plenty bluish smoke and you're asking him if his oil is reducing.

He was right to ask those kind of generic questions. The op just came here to say he has a smoking engine without giving out any other single information concerning his vehicles make, engine type, when the issue started or any prior works he had done that might have triggered his problem.

That’s why I just didn’t know what to say to help him.

Conner44:


He was right to ask those kind of generic questions. The op just came here to say he has a smoking engine without giving out any other single information concerning his vehicles make, engine type, when the issue started or any prior works he had done that might have triggered his problem.

That’s why I just didn’t know what to say to help him.

You've advised him to save up for another engine in your earlier response.
That engine is gone brother.

jceesquare:

You've advised him to save up for another engine in your earlier response.
That engine is gone brother.

No that’s not entirely true. There are several things that could make an engine starting smoking and losing oil which can be fixed so far it is not corrupted with sludge due to extended oil change intervals with bad oils.

Burnt gasket

aAK1:
IF ITS a 4 plug just get 500k and buy new engine. dont even let anybody work on it

It's a 6 plug engine

Dozieson:


Is your engine oil reducing?

I think so

Conner44:


No that’s not entirely true. There are several things that could make an engine starting smoking and losing oil which can be fixed so far it is not corrupted with sludge due to extended oil change intervals with bad oils.

I know. But in this context, his engine is dead and gone.
He just confirmed it burns oil.
I'm pretty sure his engine is gummed up with sludge and he uses 20W50 with long service intervals, his fan has been bypassed to further worsen the sludge buildup and his car is most likely or definitely running rich.
We see this with most car users a lot (I was a victim).

Otunbaigwe:

I think so

Are you the first user in Nigeria? The rebuilding/ringing of the engine could help if bores are still within the range.

Pcv value may be the issue.

jceesquare:

I know. But in this context, his engine is dead and gone.
He just confirmed it burns oil.
I'm pretty sure his engine is gummed up with sludge and he uses 20W50 with long service intervals, his fan has been bypassed to further worsen the sludge buildup and his car is most likely or definitely running rich.
We see this with most car users a lot (I was a victim).

his car running rich will be black smoke not blue. Either way,s a new engine would be the only way. Any short cut will result in him spending 3 times the amount of a new engine

aAK1:
his car running rich will be black smoke not blue. Either way,s a new engine would be the only way. Any short cut will result in him spending 3 times the amount of a new engine

Kindly read the entire message you quoted sir with the sequel to the assumption of it running rich then you'll understand my point (regardless of the color of smoke coming from the exhaust).
When you run your fan directly, your car would be in a constant open loop state and dump more fuel to heat it up. Now using a thicker oil in combination with the open loop situation would cause sludge buildup in the engine and worse if car is city driven.

I just saw one camry 2004 today one illiterate uneducated mechanic was pouring a 20w50 oil into it. I just said RIP engine.

MedicH:
I just saw one camry 2004 today one illiterate uneducated mechanic was pouring a 20w50 oil into it. I just said RIP engine.

It may not rest in peace as you think. I have seen people use Mobil/total 20w 50 for many years and car still okay

Dozieson:


It may not rest in peace as you think. I have seen people use Mobil/total 20w 50 for many years and car still okay

Unless it's not a vvti engine. Mechanic poured this thing inside my car without my consent. 1 month later I had vvti rattling. I drained the oil and luckily it corrected till date.

MedicH:


Unless it's not a vvti engine. Mechanic poured this thing inside my car without my consent. 1 month later I had vvti rattling. I drained the oil and luckily it corrected till date.

I fully understand your point. How many Nigerians are using 5w 30? Just very few. Most Corolla owners uses Mobil/total 20w 50. They are vvti engines. The engine still serves for many years