Vehicle Maintenance
Bluish-white smoke comes from the exhaust pipe. What does this normally indicate?
Reviewed on 29 Jul 2026
- ✓ That the engine has too much oil or is burning oil
- B That the fuel tank is empty
- C That the tyres are worn
- D That the battery is flat
Why this is the correct answer
Bluish-white exhaust smoke usually indicates the engine has too much oil or is burning oil. You should check the level and visit a garage.
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