Birty Dastards Jeep Club
Tech Forum => Workshop => Topic started by: Mouse on April 10, 2011, 02:50:09 PM
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My 2004 2.8 CRD Cherokee smokes on cold start up intermittently and will sometimes fill the road behind me with smoke only when cold but not always. The intercooler hoses have a bit of oil residue in them also. Could it be Turbo Seals or could it be something else. I've done 5k since last service and not had to put any oil in it.
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the Mrs Espace does it, I have just embraced and use it for a quick smokescreen getaway ala James Bond, the kids think it is very cool :greggmo:
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Caked (edit coked-up) up injectors. run on a couple of tanks with redex additive.
200 mil of acetone on a full tank does the same trick.
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is this really true Dutch or a random post?
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Ehm....when my 17 y/o calls somebody random it apparently is not positive
so waddaya trying to tell me here BD ...... moi not serious on here? :jpshakehead:
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pouring nail varnish remover into ya diesel may be considered random, unless it is true - ?
by the way, cut that plastic sheet up to fit the tents footprint, thanks v much, and the offcuts have made the most cracking water slide, so the lads say thanks uncle Dutch dood :icon_super:
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Already tried acetone and also Forte diesel system cleaner. No difference. It dosen't do it every time when cold but when it does it fills the road behind me.
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pouring nail varnish remover into ya diesel may be considered random, unless it is true - ?
by the way, cut that plastic sheet up to fit the tents footprint, thanks v much, and the offcuts have made the most cracking water slide, so the lads say thanks uncle Dutch dood :icon_super:
Not the nail varnish remover but the industrial stuff. Our painters use it in the yard and it does work. less is best as discussed in other threads on the forum.
As for plastic...glad the kids enjoyed themselves.
Mouse have no other options so maybe some techie guys can chime in.
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what colour is the smoke?
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what colour is the smoke?
Very light blue, but not quite white
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Fuel filter? I had a Nissan Navara that did that, changing the fuel filter fixed that problem