Tuesday, Oct 15, 2013 at 10:23
B.....rima Diesel
http://www.berrimadiesel.com/home/diagnosing-diesel-smoke/
"Why do diesels smoke then?
Well, for various reasons. Firstly, black smoke is generally from over-fuelling of some sort and usually that means the
fuel adjustment of the injector pump is set too high. Other causes can be low injector pressures coupled with poor
fuel atomisation. The low
fuel pressure means that the injector is letting in more
fuel and low pressure, usually making for a poor spray/atomisation. In the end, black smoke means that the combustion process has had too much
fuel for the air available. Other colours of smoke, such as white or blue, are more connected with engine condition or more major injection system issues. Think of white smoke as ‘steam’. If diesel
fuel is put in too late due to very retarded timing or if compression is low, some
fuel particles will only be warmed up and so you will get white smoke from that.
...a smoking diesel is abnormal and should be attended to by a specialist can address the various causes of it."
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