Reiner
Cold start and white smoke problems with Toyota Landcruiser
(Translated from German)
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A 2005 Toyota Land Cruiser with a 3-liter D4D diesel engine is experiencing cold start issues, running roughly, and emitting white smoke. The problem may be caused by faulty glow plugs, which are essential for heating the cylinders during cold starts. Checking and potentially replacing the glow plugs is suggested as a solution to address these symptoms.
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CarlyMechanic
Check the glow plugs first, as they are crucial for cold starts. If they're faulty, they might not be heating the cylinders properly, leading to rough starts and white smoke. Let me know how it goes or if you have any further questions!