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Bad news, partner. If your car is blowing thick white smoke out of the tailpipe,
it could be a sign that the head gasket - which separates the cylinder head from the engine block - has
given way. We can't tell if your car is possessed from here, but if you start smelling a "rotten egg" scent and there's black smoke coming from the tailpipe, these are signs that the catalytic converter is about to give up the ghost.
Your catalytic converter is failing. A wheel bearing is failing.
If so, you've got a wheel bearing going bad and need to have it checked out.
The oxygen sensor, which detects how much oxygen is in your car's exhaust, tells the car's computer if there needs to
be more or less fuel in the air/fuel mix going into the cylinders.
The vehicle's suspension needs to be aligned every so often - normal wear and tear,
as well as potholes and other road hazards, can misalign the car's wheels - so that the car tracks true.
When working properly, the Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) sensor tells the vehicle's
computer how hard the engine is working by measuring the air pressure in the intake manifold.