Will the engine emit smoke when it blows up?

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Engine blow-up will emit smoke, which is one of the factors causing engine smoke. The reasons and conditions for engine smoke are as follows: Black smoke from the exhaust pipe: Indicates that the air-fuel mixture is too rich and combustion is incomplete. Main causes: vehicle overload or engine overload; insufficient cylinder pressure; engine temperature too low, improper carburetor adjustment, clogged air filter; individual cylinders not working and delayed ignition. Blue smoke: Blue smoke from the exhaust pipe indicates a large amount of engine oil entering the cylinder without complete combustion. Removing the spark plug will reveal severe carbon deposits.