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darkcild101 Sep 16, 2014 07:06 AM

Black smoke
 
What would cause this? I hardly use the car except once a week, could that cause this :D

There is no loss of power, the smoke is like a cloud, enough to blind those behind me. happens when accelerate hard and idling is fine and no change in performance. Just when getting an auto electrician to fix the battery issue this weekend this happens.

Or could it be problem stemming from when i had the cam sensor code come up and engine light came on (now its off)

TimmyTim Sep 16, 2014 07:18 AM

This could be a number of things! The 1st thing I'd do is look at the fuel/Air and Maff! Change or clean them. Have you changed fuels? Use some V-Power with BG244 in the fuel! Sounds like a over fueling problem. Any fault codes coming up? Do a key dance to see whats stored...

Hodges710 Sep 16, 2014 07:36 AM

Could also be bad valve seals

darkcild101 Sep 16, 2014 07:39 AM


Originally Posted by timmytim (Post 83019)
this could be a number of things! The 1st thing i'd do is look at the fuel/air and maff! Change or clean them. Have you changed fuels? Use some v-power with bg244 in the fuel! Sounds like a over fueling problem. Any fault codes coming up? Do a key dance to see whats stored...


p0340

Is there a a basic/rudementary test of checking to see if its injectors?

Vonhofinvule Sep 16, 2014 07:53 AM

Hi, if this began after the battery had been changed my first action would be to check and make sure all of the cables had been hooked back up, especially if he's replaced the cable terminal.

darkcild101 Sep 16, 2014 07:57 AM


Originally Posted by Vonhofinvule (Post 83022)
Hi, if this began after the battery had been changed my first action would be to check and make sure all of the cables had been hooked back up, especially if he's replaced the cable terminal.


What cable is that please

Vonhofinvule Sep 17, 2014 06:00 AM

The red + side of the battery has several cables leading into the fuse box. I'd check to be sure none had been missed and left disconnected.

darkcild101 Sep 17, 2014 07:55 AM


Originally Posted by Vonhofinvule (Post 83048)
The red + side of the battery has several cables leading into the fuse box. I'd check to be sure none had been missed and left disconnected.


Thanks friend. I will check when i get home

Out of curiosity, is there a way of determing (without taking to a garage) if its the injectors causing it?

TimmyTim Sep 17, 2014 12:04 PM

I know of no system to check injectors whilst they are in the engine! It should bring up a fault code! Only way I know is to remove the injectors fir testing! A lot if time they can be sorted by a new fuel filter an BG244 in a tank of V-Power diesel! Worth a go and cheaper to do!...

Leedsman Sep 17, 2014 12:55 PM

Darkcild, you haven't said what engine you have in your GV., is it petrol or diesel, and if diesel which engine. I understand some of the very old diesels can be indirect with passive injectors, (425 OHV) in which case the whole fuel supply is different from commonrail which has active injectors.

Leedsman.


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