RodgerD |
29th May 2015 09:38 |
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Originally Posted by Master
(Post 2010569)
Up to now ive changed all the injectors....Changed all the filters inc the PCV.. Oil change....Changed the O rings & still have this smoke...So I did the EGR by-pass yesterday & still i have smoke so went for a run out Everything seemed ok I wiil start her up this morning & see if the situation is still the same if so i will change the Maff after that :shrug:
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Is it black smoke on hard acceleration. Looks like you are using the scatter gun approach. Black smoke is either caused by over fueling or lack of air getting into the cylinders. I'm trying to deal with my one that is black smoking.
I've changed the MAF (genuine Bosch 029) for a new Bosch 029 with the same results, within spec at idle and a little bit low at 3000rpm (610, when the spec is 650-720). I've check the integrity of the induction system for leaks. My next thing to investigate is turbo boost as like you I've tried the usual culprits. Might be worth temporarily fitting a turbo boost gauge by tapping into the turbo waste-gate actuator hose and see what boost you are getting. That's what I'm going to do and I'm going to fit a manual boost control that is set to 20psi. There is a condition called waste-gate creep, in that the waste-gate in the turbo opens at ever decreasing pressures which is caused by relaxation of the actuator spring which resists induction side air pressure, hence you lose some boost. My low MAF reading at 3000rpm is leading me down the checking of boost pressure.
I'm running a 160, so more fuel is injected under hard acceleration, so a top notch induction system, with maximum boost is a must.
Brian is on your doorstep, give him a shout.
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