2004 Silverado Smoke from ventilation

2004 CHEVROLET SILVERADO
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ATHAYER
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Mileage :81250 - Due for an oil change over by 500 miles Yeah I know! :) Rear wheel drive, Well maintained just been a bit busy to get by an oil change place. All gauges reading normal. Coolant a little low but with in norms.

Problem:
Yesterday on the way home from work while on the Highway I started Coughing and then I noticed a White Smoke coming from the vents. I shut the air conditioner off and rolled the window down.

Shutting the air off stopped the smoke. Got home, did not find the Radiator steaming off - I had an older car do that once. No broken belts, all fans working well. Still getting cold air from the conditioner. Have not tried the heater.

It rained yesterday where I live and work, I drove to work today and nothing seemed up. I am at a loss of what it could be.

Any ideas would be great

Thank You,
Sep 27, 2007 at 8:11 AM
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DENNYP
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[quote:05bf2c9817="ATHAYER"]Mileage :81250 - Due for an oil change over by 500 miles Yeah I know! :) Rear wheel drive, Well maintained just been a bit busy to get by an oil change place. All gauges reading normal. Coolant a little low but with in norms.

Problem:
Yesterday on the way home from work while on the Highway I started Coughing and then I noticed a White Smoke coming from the vents. I shut the air conditioner off and rolled the window down.

Shutting the air off stopped the smoke. Got home, did not find the Radiator steaming off - I had an older car do that once. No broken belts, all fans working well. Still getting cold air from the conditioner. Have not tried the heater.

It rained yesterday where I live and work, I drove to work today and nothing seemed up. I am at a loss of what it could be.

Any ideas would be great

Thank You,[/quote:05bf2c9817]sounds like the evaporator might be freezing up due to a low charge,or it could be humidity related.I would have the AC system checked for proper charge and any leaks.common leak point is metal line near the dryer.
Sep 29, 2007 at 3:35 PM
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