I got my car back (back Window replaced) and the white smoke was gone after it was warmed up still but had strong fumes. I think it first happens when it cold and after it's seems to be fine just with stong fumes. I checked some of the the signs you guys told me to check, oil was fine and the radiator and the engine started and really sounded pretty good. Maybe the problem is when I start and it is cold? Thanks for all your info and help. Luis --- RandalPark@xxxxxxx wrote: > That is absolutely correct. There are no vacuum > connections whatsoever. > > Paul > > In a message dated 4/6/2004 8:53:13 AM Eastern > Daylight Time, peter.engel@xxxxxxxxxxx writes: > > > > > > > Good thought, except that Mopar automatic > transmissions don't have a > > modulator. That's and Ford and GM (some models) > thing. > > > > Pete in PA > > > > From: lillyvine <lillyvine@xxxxxxxxxxx> > > Subject: IML: White Smoke. > > Date: Tue, 6 Apr 2004 12:28:51 +0930 > > Reply-To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > Hello .. About the white smoke.. I have seen the > modulator valve > > mounted on top of the transmission go bad and > throw out white > > smoke..Are you loosing tranny fluid without any > sign of leakage? > > > > > >