Originally Posted by turbo2332
(Post 1049099)
well your idle is to low. if you have to put your foot opn the pedal to start it you dont have enough start fuel. turn the idle up to around 800 idling and that will solve that problem. the white smoke is retarded pump timing or leaky injectors.
When going say 50mph or so, and stomp on it, rpms, and boost go up, truck goes no where faster. |
my truck will shift into OD without me helping it. probably does 40ish all by itself. i have a very low stall converter though. and if your making boost and going nowhere your tranny is hurt. it doesnt explain the smoke though. do you have a trans temp gauge? put a gauge on it and run it hard see what your temps get up to. its probably slipping like mad.
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Just noticed because we have a bout of warm weather I also have white smoke mixed with "coal" when heavy accelerating or revving, for about 5 mins after start up and it doesn't smell like normal burnt diesel. It looks like it thins out when the truck is warmed up, but it's still a little there. Could this be injectors? Pump?
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Timing ... :humm:
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I just had a shop retime it and set the idle up. Right after that it was quicker off the line, but pulled against the brakes bad. It seems like it has slipped again. Is that possible? An why?
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Originally Posted by Thelast12v
(Post 1049133)
Just noticed because we have a bout of warm weather I also have white smoke mixed with "coal" when heavy accelerating or revving, for about 5 mins after start up and it doesn't smell like normal burnt diesel. It looks like it thins out when the truck is warmed up, but it's still a little there. Could this be injectors? Pump?
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Did you find the problem?
I'm curious if you found the problem. I have a similar issue and would like to hear the outcome.
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