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Thanks for your response.
Flooding the engine was due to to much choke and pumping the gas to start. We waited until the gas evaporated and then got the engine to fire. But that is when the white smoke developed which was never their before. Coolant level was down so it is seeping into cylinder #3. I will try re-torquing the head to see if that helps. Not sure I want to introduce something like stop leak into the coolant system. The coolant system does maintain its pressure when the car runs.
Brit