Diesel Black Smoke?

Answer

The black smoke that arises from a diesel motor is actually unburnt diesel fuel. There are many different causes of black smoke that can include over-fueling, dirty or worn injectors, poor fuel quality, incorrect valve clearance, and potentially more. Black smoke is the most common smoke to come from diesel engines.
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A common cause for a diesel truck to produce excessive amounts of black smoke is a dirty air filter. The air inlet is restricted which means there is not enough air entering the engine
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Black smoke is caused by soot that gets into the exhaust. Diesel fuel naturally makes some soot, but normally the soot isn't in the vehicle exhaust. When it does get into the exhaust
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Diesels are fuel-throttled engines, meaning that rpm is controlled solely by the amount of fuel that goes into the engine: The more fuel goes in, the more power the engine will make
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I was told by my friend who has a power stroke that it's unburnt fuel. Since they run off of fuel pressure.
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