smoking diesel exhaust
I need advice from some of you diesel experts. I have a cummins ISB 300 horse with 115,000 miles. Beginning 2 years ago when I accelerated away from a stop sign it would puff out some black smoke. ...
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warrenjo46 wrote:JRscooby wrote:mike brez wrote:
Just cause it smokes don’t mean it’s broke:B
That pickup should be impounded, sold at auction to somebody that agrees to repair it before use. The owner should be fined to the point he and his family are living in a grocery cart.
I could not agree more. How come do diesel pickup drivers think they can delete their engines and ignore the laws the rest of us should obey.
wolfe10 wrote:
And, a lot of over-fueling is done on purpose for those who want more HP and aren't concerned what they/others breath.
When I first started hauling a old hand told me "Put on what you want to haul, but never go over unless you can step with it" Back then you where much more likely to get caught with a overload if you where the slowest truck. We would put more fuel until we would get a light smoke WFO and under load. Heavy smoke, like in the pic, the engine was lugging.
The drive by wire engines don't need to put out heavy smoke,
