after my car sits for a day or so and i start it up it blows some white smoke out of the exhaust. the car runs good after it blow white smoke out i figured it was just condensation and i just wanted to make sure is wasent anything else and if it happens to anyone else?
A certain amount of steam (or what looks like white smoke) is normal for a cold start on a cool or cold day. It is, as you suggest, likely to be condensation. If there's a LOT of smoke, then there could be a problem.
Observe other cars, if you can, when they start up cold and compare what is coming out of their tail pipes to what is coming out of your car's tail pipes.
yeah but its smoke not steam...like it doesnt just dissopate when it comes out of the exhaust it stays in the air, unlike the steam thats comes out when its cold outside and just goes away
Check out my exhaust clip and see if this is what you're experiencing. If your answer is "yes", then don't worry about it, it's perfectly normal. This is how your exhaust should look like at cold temperatures with relatively high humidity.
Mine blows out oil smoke whenever the engine was run for only a minute or less on the previous startup. But the oil always remains at the full mark. Nothing to worry about.
My Marauder's 32v 4.6 does the same thing once in a while. Probably only seen it two or three times in the five years I've had the car. I've seen my Mustang do it once. Seems to be common with these Ford OHC engines.