It happen again for the second time smoke coming from my porsche exhaust, once I stated the car smoke started to come out from one exhaust pipe for 4 second then it clears. Im not sure if it was blue or not but what im sure about it was not water vapor because the smoke filed the area, I tried to smell it but thier was no smell. First time it happen the car was parked for two days but the second time i just park it for 4 to 5 hours

The car have only 70,000 miles, I have the car serviced before 2000 miles and oil level still at max, one of the things they repaired was car starter cutting out before the engine runs they told me they repair fuel pump booster !! and they replace other parts, now Im facing the same problem again but this time it start ok in the morning but if I shut it down the car wont start at beginning i have to try two to three times untill i get the starter to run smoothly.

Excuse my language, English is not my mother tone.

 

Too much oil in the engine??

 

normal for a turbo, non turbo i dont know.

 

with 70K miles...could be number of things...worst will be a valve stem seal..

 

Is it eassy to repair and how much will it cost u think?

If it will cost more than $3,000 I will sale the car better

 

Before you jump the gun...have it diagnosed first....cheers!

 

yeah I know but if i have it diagnosed it will have record in the dealer and anyone want to buy they will check the dealer record then the sale price will go down. I dont want to cheat people but at the same time i dont want to loss to.
so its up to the buyer to inspect the car anywhere he wish. I like the car and I hope i will not end putting my car in showroom

 

So what you are saying is you really do want to cheat someone else if you can save a few dollars. Just call a spade a spade. Most likely if you take it in they will diagnos it properly and you can at least make an educated decision. If you trade it in then the dealer will most likely discount it's value by the repair cost and make the repair before it's sold on their lot. It's the right thing to do.