Challenging the Corrupt with Blacksmoke's Unwavering Truth

Take a nice video of the startup. I DO see black smoke, but again, that is only short lasting and it has this distinct smell of no catalyst/rich ... Black Smoke. Billowing black smoke is generally a sign that the fuel-air ratio in your engine is too rich. This means that the fuel injectors are either ... Black smoke, some reduced power, and what I can only describe as a fairly loud brushing noise (maybe turbo bearing under strain - or maybe air intake ... If it is really bad though, I would advise you get it looked into. Could just be the air filter needs cleaning/replacing or spark plugs ... ... black smoke from tailpipe. Fuel needs to be burnt fully as it will only emit CO2 and water, which do not cause black smoke. That is why the ... This means there is not enough air to burn all of the fuel being injected, and the "left over" fuel is only partially combusted producing black ... Diesel engines are not designed to efficiently burn excess fuel so much of the fuel is wasted and exits the engine only partially combusted. Nozzle and ... Injector refurbishers say EGR failure only to blame - I think this is maybe a secondary symptom, not primary cause. I think maybe injector ... ... Only show this user · #1 · May 18, 2022. I have a 2007 3500. I have an edge programmer and otherwise stock. The truck is turned up so it blows some ... For me as an environmentalist, I'm screaming “Oh No, Carbon monoxide”. I usually just want to get out and shove the vehicle off the road and say ...