The black smoke is usually unburned fuel from the vehicle running too rich. If the check engine light is on you can pull the codes which will give you guidance. O2 sensors are common as well as a variety of ignition & other sensors. Test components before replacing, you can spend a lot of money guessing and throwing parts at the vehicle.
Rough engines with black smoke ALWAYS means that you're getting too much fuel to the cylinders. It's almost certainly a sticking injector. ** The van is half carb, half computer - computer controls only the spark...gas is the carb, no injectors ********* Look a little closer. It's probably throttle body injection. That can look a lot like a carburetor and confuses a lot of people. If it's throttle body, see if the injector is dripping after you turn off the key. If it really IS a carburetor, remove it and rebuild, using a new needle and seat assembly, and make certain that the float is not damaged. You can purchase a carburetor rebuild kit from most auto parts retailers. The kit gives detailed, step by step instructions. Alternatively, you could just purchase a rebuilt carb.
Attempting to burn raw fuel Not running on all cylinders
Check spark plugs
plug wires
Do a compression test to see if problem is internal (bad valve, piston)
Possibly bad glow plugs.
It's running too rich.
Blowing black smoke typically means that the vehicle is either getting too much fuel or not enough air. Check the air cleaner and make sure it's clean, and if that's not it, check the injectors
change fuel filter
Blowing black smoke is indicative of an oil leak in the engine.
Why does my truck skip and pop on one side and blows black smoke??
300zx twin turbo lots of black smoke and running rough
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why could there be black smoke coming out my 2000 calalier
If it is turbo diesel, then the turbo is blowen
Black smoke is caused by excessive fuel in the engine
The black smoke that a diesel engine blows out is fuel that is unburned. The black smoke can be caused from over-fueling, poor fuel quality, or dirty or worn fuel injectors.
most likely timing is off or a bad valve
Not all cylinders firing? Check spark plugs/ wires Do a compression test to determine which cylinder is not firing
it burns oil... ur rings might be bad or if its just when you first start than its ur o rings Black smoke indicates excessive fuel (flooding). Blue smoke indicates oil. White smoke indicates coolant.
Possibly bad glow plugs.
its called mainstream smoke