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Originally Posted by SCD-1983
If there is fuel in the oil, you will see white smoke and smell it too. A small amount will not cause an issue, but if your injectors dump too much fuel and the motor is running too rich for extended periods of time, the oil will be diluted and loses its protective characteristics. It can cause the bearings to seize, if not changed soon. Therefore, I monitor my engine and change the oil latest after 3000 miles.
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I always thought white smoke was water ? But like you I'm a 3000 miles oil change guy
