I was driving on highway today and my car all of a sudden
stopped accelerating and the smoke started coming from
under hood. I pulled over and opened hood and checked oil
and it was good. Smoking stopped and restarted car and
still having issue I will be going about 65 and rpm at 1500
and when I stay the same speed it goes up to 2 and back
down again but no more smoke. I had to drive for another
2 hrs and still issues with rpm but no smoke and no
warning light. Help
What makes this problem better or worse?
Driving
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Hello, it is hard to know what caused the smoking -- perhaps a transmission fluid issue where the transmission pushed fluid out of the vent tube, which allowed the fluid to contact hot engine and exhaust components? Just a guess. By the way, transmission fluid is flammable and if it is this, you should not drive the vehicle until assessing it.
Your symptoms deriving with engine speed fluctuating at highway speed seems to back up a transmission concern with the CVT in the vehicle. Continuing to drive a vehicle with a mechanical concern could lead to worse concerns and more costly repairs - have your vehicle checked right away.
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