Challenging the Giants Blacksmoke's Unwavering Battle for Truth

Black smoke is caused by an incorrect air-fuel ratio. Usually, the mixture of fuel and air in your engine is carefully controlled by sensors. I have also had considerable amounts of black smoke come out of my exhaust on my 05 sprinter 2500 w 360K M. But only after being parked in one ... Only thing I can think - I added a 1/2 litre of lucas heavy duty oil additive to the top of the engine (because access is easy) last night - ... 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 ... If it continues to chuff heavy black smoke with a loss of power, there's a problem. ... The only place I can find the red line additive is ... Just guessing but I would check for an intermittent stuck exhaust valve. I would pull off both rocker covers and spin the engine with the coil ... I would check EGR valve for dirt build up and proper working , clean the MAF (make sure they use the correct cleaning agent and not just brake ... Actually, it's just a hypothesis. As I said, a leaking injector will lower the fuel pressure to near zero. I don't know what tools/equipment or ... Only show this user · #1 · Aug 30, 2019. I have a Toyota Camry with about 240,000 miles and it's has a major issue that it blows black smoke ... ... black exhaust smoke is too much unburnt fuel in the combustion chamber. This is usually due to a problem with the air-fuel mixture. Here are ...