Its due to the dew or the wet condition prevailing in your area, idle the car for sometime, then you can notice the white smoke disappearing.. :)
Im not sure what it could be without being there to check it out but
check the oil for the heck of it to see if there is any water in it
,white liquid on the stick, im wondering if you might have a blown head
gasket.
If you are having a lot of white smoke all the time the car runs then check for
coolant mixing in with the oil,look for water in the oil when you check
the oil or milky brown oil. This produces a white "steam" that is very
thick to come out of the exhaust. If your engine temp. gauge is very high
and over heats you probably have a blown head gasket. If it has a bluish
tint look it may be burning oil. Indications might be how much oil is
currently in the car i.e too much oil, or if there is a leak in the line
you may be adding a bunch of oil over a short time. If it is only when
you first start the car and the engine is cold, then it may be that your
valve seals are bad and need replacing. Hope this might help or at
least give you some ideas...
If the coolant level is lowering then its a head gasket issue. best bet is to get it inspected if indoubt.
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