Is this a normal amount of exhaust smoke ?

Hello,

it’s a cool 67°F night here in SoFL. Bit humid in the air. But my Tacoma no e stop exhausts semi clear smoke. Oil seems fine but hard to gauge the reading, seems like a smear of oil between the two dimples on the dipstick.

I attached a zip file. Idk how to upload vid from iPhone it says extension not allowed.

 

Looked okay to me .

 

Truck is ruined

part it out

 

Normal, sometimes a cold cat stores fuel and it will smoke more. Sometimes the cats are super effective and make more water/steam.

Bad smoke is white or blue.

 

Yeah, this is mostly like a clear/whiteish vapor.

car is still under warranty but I hate the hassle, funny enough, none of my other cars are doing this.

 

You should see how much mine smokes at 27°. I'd say this isn't bad for a "cold" start.

 

It’s 67° with 77° humidity in SoFL.

Car was parked all day and driven briefly down the road and back. We do t really warm our cars up as Floridians. My STI exhausts clean currently and it’s a modded streetfighter but since this is a new platform for me , I’m a bit apprehensive with most nuances.

 

White, sweet smelling smoke is a sign of burning coolant. And usually billowing clouds of it in my experience

 

You worry too much. Drive it and move on.

 

There’s no smell, there’s no mention of smell.

the smoke/vapor starts up than gradually goes alway. Than it comes up again. No milkyness under the oil cal either. The smoke has more of a stale water smell

 

its 100% normal water vapor forming in the air from the hot exhaust hitting the cooler ambient air.

its going to be ok. I too live in FL and on the cold days it happens. I get in, start truck, and drive off. No warming up because, bro...its Florida.

 

Thanks, man. I appreciate the input.

just being overly cautious. It’s a new platform for me so I know how the questions could be ridiculous or possibly just dumb but in my previous cars if you saw anything like this it’d be a cause for alarm.

But the Toyota dealer confirmed it was just condensation backed up into the exhaust from cold but humid ambient weather we’ve been having.