Hi most of the time black smoke is unburnt fuel white is water (until the car warms this could be ok) On a diesel black smoke is fairly common and is the compression burnt fuel. Black smoke can be a sign of a stuffed engine White can be head gasket although can be other thing as can black smoke. Charlotte
--------------------------------------- 2000 M Roadster Estoril Blue, Black Top, Grey & Black Interior Mr. M Car reinforced rear subframe, VAC Oil Pan Baffle, Achilles Oil Pump Shaft Kit & Reinforced Oil Pick-Up Tube, Conforti Shark Injector, H&R/Bilstein, Swapped strut hats, IE subframe b
You need to have your injection timing checked and adjusted. There is a procedure at my BLOG scanned from the factory manual. Improper ignition timing will cause LOTS of unburnt fuel and lots of black smoke. From reading your other posts, it seems like you have bigger problems though... Pump shaft seal coul dbe bad and you could be sucking in air. See my BLOG- lost of helpful information to wade through...
can yas strobo time diesels ? Me kina knows not ........ But is it poss to tap in to the inj cables & be really clever ? :speechless-smiley-0 If not how do yas do it ? like statick timing on a petrol ? :biggrin2:
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RE: 745TD black smoke/white smoke....
