Hey Scotty, I own a 2005 Acura TL with 108k miles. I've owned this car for a little over 6 months now and I love it, it has been very well maintained it's whole life, timing belt and water pump were done at 87k miles. But just recently the car has been smoking from around the exhaust manifold. It's been happening for a week now, I have been checking the oil level everyday and it's not going down at all. I have no check engine light on the dash and over all the car idles and runs like it's brand new. I'm really confused as to what it might be, I thought about a bad head gasket but the car is not over heating or losing any coolant. Before I have to take it to the shop, I would love if you or anyone could let me know what you think this issue might be caused by.
Well if the smoke comes out of the exhaust by the engine and there is no leak in the exhaust system itself making loud noises the only thing really can make it smoke would be valve cover gaskets leaking a little bit of oil and then smoulders. Or the head gasket is blown. Do my video how to tell if your headgasket is blown Scotty
