Smoking Vehicles Are a Hazard to Everyone
If you own a car that smokes a lot, it could need some major work done on it.
This car or truck might be referred to as a smoke bomb or a good bug killer by all who come in contact with it.
If you are sitting in a traffic jam and you happen to be near a vehicle that is putting out a lot of smoke, this can sometimes make you sick to your stomach.
Sometimes the oil smell will be like the vehicle is right next to you, but it could be half a mile away from you, especially if the wind is blowing in the right direction.
Smoking vehicles often need some work done on their engine or valves.
The exhaust might need to be completely overhauled.
You will need to have this done as soon as you can because the longer you let it go, the worse it will get.
If it gets bad enough, you could get a ticket from a policemen for allowing your vehicle to emit too much pollution in the air.
Vehicle that emit too much exhaust are one of the biggest pollution problems on our planet.
When a vehicle has an oil leak, it can also cause it to emit smoke.
The worse the oil leak gets, the more oil you will have to buy.
A vehicle with an oil leak not only causes pollution, but it will probably only be a matter of time until your engine goes all together if it is not repaired.
Oil leaks under your hood are also capable of starting a fire under the hood of your vehicle.
If you are driving a vehicle and it catches fire under the hood for whatever reason, try to move it to the side of the road as quickly as you can and get out of the car.
Do not try to raise the hood.
With the hood down the fire might smother out, but then again it could also explode.
The danger of opening the hood is when the air hits the fire, it can cause the blaze to become higher and more intense quickly.
move off to the side of the road.
Stand well away from the vehicle and call the fire department if you have a cell phone.
If not flag down a passing vehicle and ask them to.
Keeping your vehicles checked out and tuned up on a regular basis will help you avoid some of these issues.
Watch for signs of smoke when you start the vehicle or when you are driving.
If you notice a strong smell or oil getting hot, have it checked for leaks.
Preventing your vehicle from being a smoke bomb will make those driving near you happy and can make it a lot safer for you as well.
This car or truck might be referred to as a smoke bomb or a good bug killer by all who come in contact with it.
If you are sitting in a traffic jam and you happen to be near a vehicle that is putting out a lot of smoke, this can sometimes make you sick to your stomach.
Sometimes the oil smell will be like the vehicle is right next to you, but it could be half a mile away from you, especially if the wind is blowing in the right direction.
Smoking vehicles often need some work done on their engine or valves.
The exhaust might need to be completely overhauled.
You will need to have this done as soon as you can because the longer you let it go, the worse it will get.
If it gets bad enough, you could get a ticket from a policemen for allowing your vehicle to emit too much pollution in the air.
Vehicle that emit too much exhaust are one of the biggest pollution problems on our planet.
When a vehicle has an oil leak, it can also cause it to emit smoke.
The worse the oil leak gets, the more oil you will have to buy.
A vehicle with an oil leak not only causes pollution, but it will probably only be a matter of time until your engine goes all together if it is not repaired.
Oil leaks under your hood are also capable of starting a fire under the hood of your vehicle.
If you are driving a vehicle and it catches fire under the hood for whatever reason, try to move it to the side of the road as quickly as you can and get out of the car.
Do not try to raise the hood.
With the hood down the fire might smother out, but then again it could also explode.
The danger of opening the hood is when the air hits the fire, it can cause the blaze to become higher and more intense quickly.
move off to the side of the road.
Stand well away from the vehicle and call the fire department if you have a cell phone.
If not flag down a passing vehicle and ask them to.
Keeping your vehicles checked out and tuned up on a regular basis will help you avoid some of these issues.
Watch for signs of smoke when you start the vehicle or when you are driving.
If you notice a strong smell or oil getting hot, have it checked for leaks.
Preventing your vehicle from being a smoke bomb will make those driving near you happy and can make it a lot safer for you as well.
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