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excssivaly smoke on start up and when idle
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has anyone any idea what this could be iam a mechanic but this is giving me a headache it wont even pass a mot like the way it is,always been service as it should be,i was thinking a long the line of egr intake manifold full of shite

if so can i blank the egr off with out any engine lights coming on

thanks karl

its a 1.6 hdi 85000miles mpv
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#2
Is the turbo OK - oil seals? 1.6s are the infamous one for turbo problems.
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#3
i checked the turbo was no play etc but on autodata apparently their should be a seal to stop oil run back down the turbo pipe !!

the smoke is a dense black not blue/white like oil burning
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#4
Have you seen all the amateurs talking about using stuff like oven cleaner to de-crud the turbo vanes and EGR circuit? Maybe it's worth a crack to in your situation.
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#5
You can try blanking off the EGR as blanking off plates are cheap on eBay.
AFAIK this will not cause any errors to display.
The Older I get the Better I Was!  Cool
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#6
cheers going back today given it a good once over

also how do you fill the BIG fuel filter after replacing
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(16-10-2013, 11:53 AM)karl mcghee Wrote:  has anyone any idea what this could be iam a mechanic but this is giving me a headache it wont even pass a mot like the way it is,always been service as it should be,i was thinking a long the line of egr intake manifold full of shite

if so can i blank the egr off with out any engine lights coming on

thanks karl

its a 1.6 hdi 85000miles mpv
I had excessive smoke on start up and would stop after about a min depending on the weather.

For me it turned out to be a simple glow plugs which tested ok but when i decided to change them 3 came out fine but 1 must had never been changed as was a bugger to get out and looked nackered, changed them and never had smoke since on start up, be careful not to bugger the thread on the engine.

I did clean the MAF previous to no effect.

Im not a mechanic i just got the information and did it myself, hope this helps.
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(19-10-2013, 04:50 AM)mitumatu Wrote:  
(16-10-2013, 11:53 AM)karl mcghee Wrote:  has anyone any idea what this could be iam a mechanic but this is giving me a headache it wont even pass a mot like the way it is,always been service as it should be,i was thinking a long the line of egr intake manifold full of shite

if so can i blank the egr off with out any engine lights coming on

thanks karl

its a 1.6 hdi 85000miles mpv
I had excessive smoke on start up and would stop after about a min depending on the weather.

For me it turned out to be a simple glow plugs which tested ok but when i decided to change them 3 came out fine but 1 must had never been changed as was a bugger to get out and looked nackered, changed them and never had smoke since on start up, be careful not to bugger the thread on the engine.

I did clean the MAF previous to no effect.

Im not a mechanic i just got the information and did it myself, hope this helps.

funny you said that as am getting a glow plug code P1351
serviced it today and it doesn't smoke that much if at all now but he had been out in it before i got their,also had maf sensor code but clean it and cleared code and it aint come back but the glow plug code still remains
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(19-10-2013, 04:50 AM)mitumatu Wrote:  
(16-10-2013, 11:53 AM)karl mcghee Wrote:  has anyone any idea what this could be iam a mechanic but this is giving me a headache it wont even pass a mot like the way it is,always been service as it should be,i was thinking a long the line of egr intake manifold full of shite

if so can i blank the egr off with out any engine lights coming on

thanks karl

its a 1.6 hdi 85000miles mpv
I had excessive smoke on start up and would stop after about a min depending on the weather.

For me it turned out to be a simple glow plugs which tested ok but when i decided to change them 3 came out fine but 1 must had never been changed as was a bugger to get out and looked nackered, changed them and never had smoke since on start up, be careful not to bugger the thread on the engine.

I did clean the MAF previous to no effect.

Im not a mechanic i just got the information and did it myself, hope this helps.
Check in morning first start as mine would smoke for a while in morning until engine was warmed up then it disappeared, was really embarrassing, smoke would travel down my street :whistle:
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