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A Diesel Car Producing Black Smoke...why?
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I was following a mate who has a diesel car. We joined the motorway, accelerated hard up to about 80mph. All the way, and even holding 80mph his car was chucking out... not a lot, but some black smoke. We know that diesel engines are good at producing a lot of carbon... but what can be done about the constant black smoke? (someone told him that the carbon deposits can clog things up and that a good rev would clear it... but he does that a lot and doesn't help).
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Cal
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Cal
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Faulty injectors (injectors need attention at about 100.000 to 120 000 miles)
Faulty injector pump
Dirty air filter
Turbocharger or intercooler faulty
Problems within cylinder head, valves clogged up due to faulty EGR (exhaust gas recirculating unit)
The black smoke is because the fuel to air ratio is too high.
Faulty injectors (injectors need attention at about 100.000 to 120 000 miles)
Faulty injector pump
Dirty air filter
Turbocharger or intercooler faulty
Problems within cylinder head, valves clogged up due to faulty EGR (exhaust gas recirculating unit)
The black smoke is because the fuel to air ratio is too high.
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