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just wot i was thinking angrydog .would it make any difference taking air filter out?

 

No, it needs this.

 

It could even be an air fuel meter fault (if it has one) or injector leaking issue).

 

Best thing is to take it to a diesel engine specialists.

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if running rich just remove air for mot, the filter restrict the air flow a bit, this trick should lower or emission, better still just skip £20 to tester and tell him to put pipe on floor and not exhaurst

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its also had a full service a week ago, been trashing it for two days now, still the same out come, could it be possible to turn the mixture screw down if its runing rich?

 

only puffs black smoke out on hard acceleration

 

Take it back and ask them to sort out the problem.

If I had a car recently serviced, I'd expect it to pass the MOT a week later, unless they told you there was a problem.

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Take it back and ask them to sort out the problem.

If I had a car recently serviced, I'd expect it to pass the MOT a week later, unless they told you there was a problem.

 

You cant tune modern cars, its sensors thats dirty or faulty and not cover by normal services

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You cant tune modern cars, its sensors thats dirty or faulty and not cover by normal services

 

I'd still take it back and ask them the problem.

 

There was another, similar topic, on here recently.

 

Not much point in having a modern car it it's so difficult to diagnose a problem.

 

Thought that's what these in-built computers were supposed to do, if it has one.

 

Give me an Austin Cambridge any day.

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it doesnt have a cat fitted to it,i drive a toyota estima 2.2td, iv already put the cleaning adatives in it,but still the same outcome

 

What year is this? Does it have a intercooler?

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Take it back and ask them to sort out the problem.

If I had a car recently serviced, I'd expect it to pass the MOT a week later, unless they told you there was a problem.

I don't know which garage you use, but an emissions test isn't usually part of a service on most cars

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I don't know which garage you use, but an emissions test isn't usually part of a service on most cars

 

They have to on all cars now. & just because it doesn't smoke doesn't mean it's right. I had my old pump turned up & it smoked like crazy but passed the emitions test by miles. As for CATs don't do that much for old diesels

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