Probably not. Black smoke is more of a sign of too much fuel or not enough air. Check the air filter first; see if there is an air obstruction. If that's not it, next check the injectors to see if there are any that are sticking open. Don't let this problem go any longer. It can cause fuel in the crankcase.
There are 2 different types of smoke,white or black/purple-ish. White smoke indicates a problem with the water. Black/purple-ish indicates an oil problem. In your case with white smoke check the water and on rare occasions changing the air filter helps too.
A bad air filter can cause black smoke or bad fuel injector and maf,tp sensor
Replace the air filter
Your car seems to be getting too much fuel, is it computer controlled?
It sounds like you might have an overfuel problem. Check your air filter for dirt it might be plugged or your choke might be stuck.
If you have black smoke coming out it would be because you have bad timings, i have a buddy who had that happen to his jeep and we replaced the spark plugs and air filter and fixed the timing and it solved the problem, but wen you blow black smoke its because of bad timing it happens with diesels to.
Black smoke is a indication that the air/fuel mixture is overly rich. Seek professional help to solve the problem.
The color of the smoke will help identify the problem. Blue smoke is engine or transmission oil. Black smoke, excess fuel. White smoke, engine coolant.
Black smoke means the engine consumes too much gas - possible problem with fuel injection.
Black smoke means the engine consumes too much gas - possible problem with fuel injection. Is your check engine light on? It could also be a problem with oxygen sensors.
Blue smoke, burning oil. (tired) White smoke, burning coolant. (bad head gasket) Black smoke, excess gasoline (flooding).
black smoke means your burning oil and the head gasket will go sometime soon