How to Fix Black Smoke from an EFI Diesel Vehicle?

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PenelopeDella
07/29/25 1:22pm
EFI diesel vehicle emitting black smoke can be repaired by: 1. Replacing the air filter element. When the air filter is clogged, it significantly affects the air intake, preventing complete and efficient combustion of fuel, resulting in noticeable black smoke; 2. Using high-quality fuel. If inferior fuel is used in a diesel vehicle, it not only greatly impacts the vehicle's power but also leads to excessive emissions; 3. Checking for faults in the fuel injection pump. A malfunctioning fuel injection pump can impair fuel atomization. A diesel engine with electronically controlled fuel injection and emission systems is referred to as an EFI diesel engine. The EFI diesel injection system consists of three parts: sensors, ECU, and actuators.
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