lanny man 90

Well-Known Member

• Jan 20, 2011

• #1

my mate has a 300 tdi disco he was coming back from off roading an the exhaust was blowing black smoke got it home an cut a long story was told the turbo was dead so he got a new turbo well second hand he has fitted it an its still smoking black smoke.... am i right in thinking that he should have cleaned the inter cooler out before fitting the new turbo??? hes saying that he has only had it ticking over but its still smoking do you think the new turbo is f***ed

thanks guys

 

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stevo88

New Member

• Jan 20, 2011

• #2

aint black smoke un burnt fuel? and wouldn't it be burning oily white smoke if the turbo had blown? is the injection pump timed up ok?

 

martin1512

Well-Known Member

• Jan 20, 2011

• #3

Has your friend checked the intercooler tube? Sometimes the tube from the intercooler to the turbo splits or delaminates on the inside, this is a common cause of black smoke.

 

lanny man 90

Well-Known Member

• Jan 20, 2011

• #4

stevo88 said:

aint black smoke un burnt fuel? and wouldn't it be burning oily white smoke if the turbo had blown? is the injection pump timed up ok?

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would it affect the injection pump if its just a turbo swap it was running fine before the black smoke started ? thanks stevo88

 

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lanny man 90

Well-Known Member

• Jan 20, 2011

• #5

martin1512 said:

Has your friend checked the intercooler tube? Sometimes the tube from the intercooler to the turbo splits or delaminates on the inside, this is a common cause of black smoke.

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thanks martin al get him to check that tomorrow as am not sure if he has checked that... it seems to be quite thick smoke once again thanks

 

rustyrhinos

Well-Known Member

• Jan 20, 2011

• #6

Was the turbo checked for play before it went in? When I have had turbos gone, it has always been white/blue-ish smoke...and you feel like you are going to die from the fumes.

 

mecanicalblackdog

New Member

• Jan 21, 2011

• #7

never had a dead turbo chuck black out and i have done more than twenty in my eighteen yrs of spannerin always white as its the seals that go and it burns oil which is thick white black smoke sounds like a jumped timing chain or injection pump fault good luck sounds spensive :[

 

lanny man 90

Well-Known Member

• Jan 21, 2011

• #8

thanks for the responses everyone i think hes had enuff of it. it needs a bit of welding as well so i think hes gonna scrap it an get a new one