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those of you with programmers.........are you concerned with the amount of soot coming out of your exhaust?

I noticed on one tune of my programmer, the lowest setting, that it seems to smoke a little more than the others, or stock for that matter. should I be concerned?

i know that the black smoke is just unburned diesel shooting out the back, but is there a point where too much is a problem?

btw Pete, how about pegging a diesel section here??

:thumbsdown:

Posted

those of you with programmers.........are you concerned with the amount of soot coming out of your exhaust?

I noticed on one tune of my programmer, the lowest setting, that it seems to smoke a little more than the others, or stock for that matter. should I be concerned?

i know that the black smoke is just unburned diesel shooting out the back, but is there a point where too much is a problem?

btw Pete, how about pegging a diesel section here??

:thumbsdown:

i like the soot it works pretty good as a get back at ya if your driving like an idiot around me :laughoff::laughoff:

Posted

Black smoke kicks a$$! :thumbsdown::laughoff:

but seriously, you have a programmer on your truck so why are you concerned about it? It is probaby normal. Each setting changes fuel and timing therefore changing the amount of smoke you are gonna have. The Edge programmer even has a setting for smoke. :lol: I wouldn't sweat it. :loser:

btw Pete, how about pegging a diesel section here??

:dunno:

Why? Is the truck section so busy with diesel threads that you can't find topics? :idiot::laughoff:

Posted

Black smoke kicks a$$! :thumbsdown::laughoff:

but seriously, you have a programmer on your truck so why are you concerned about it? It is probaby normal. Each setting changes fuel and timing therefore changing the amount of smoke you are gonna have. The Edge programmer even has a setting for smoke. :lol: I wouldn't sweat it. :lol:

Why? Is the truck section so busy with diesel threads that you can't find topics? :dunno::laughoff:

alright CALM DOWN :loser:

:idiot:

Posted

my truck smokes , when your on it !!

but it also goes 15.20 in the 1/4 mile :D

Hey Dan, I'll do a 15.19 in the 1/4 towing your truck!!!!! :offtopic::MBdance::dunno:

Posted

Back to the original question:

" diesels.....how much smoke is too much? "

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:dunno::offtopic::dunno:

I don't see what diesels have to do with it. :think:

:dunno:

I think Pete is right. You have a programmer = you shouldn't care. :blink:

I also think Cheese is funny as hell telling Pete to CALM DOWN. :barf::blah::blah:

:MBdance: Too much. :bawl:

Posted

calm down pimpshack

:flipoff:

seriously though...I saw a dodge a couple days ago with white smoke comin out the pipe,,, what is that?"

:thumb::dope::laughoff::laughoff: ok ok ...EASY NOW!!!! :flipoff:

white smoke= coolant :bump::2cents:

  • 1 month later...
Posted

Don is right. Sometimes in the morning you can get white smoke if the glowplugs aren't up to operating temp yet. It is unburnt diesel fuel. Of course it could have been coolant, but usually white on a diesel is just fuel. Usually means a glow plug might be bad or not hot yet.

Posted

I have a 2006 Duramax and it doesn't smoke at all, even if I floor it (at least I've never seen it smoke). A mechanic friend of mine said they have changed the timing to 10-80-10 whatever that means.

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