What Causes Black Smoke from the Engine?
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Car engine emits black smoke due to the following reasons: 1. Vehicle overload or engine overloading; 2. Insufficient cylinder pressure or excessively low engine temperature; 3. Improper carburetor adjustment; 4. Clogged air filter element; 5. Individual cylinder misfiring or delayed ignition; 6. Poor sealing of intake and exhaust valves, resulting in inadequate compression of combustible gases, worsened combustion, and increased smoke emission. Solutions to address black smoke from the car engine include: 1. Using high-quality fuel or fuel additives; 2. Regularly cleaning the fuel lines; 3. Maintaining air filter cleanliness and replacing it periodically; 4. Promptly replacing the electromagnetic valve if the fuel filter is found to be damaged.