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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / January 20081.9 diesel non turbo XU white smoke
3 times I have stopped in traffic and seen white smoke blowing around my car. If I can drive at a reasonable speed it clears. Has anyone else had this and know what was the cure? well here we go .Worn or contaminated injector(s). Incorrect injection timing, Poor cylinder compression. Head gasket leak. Engine overcooling, Pre-heating system not effective, when was the last time it had a oil change and ALL filters.as mine did this when i first got it, and i replaced all filters and gave it a bottle of redex and a very hard run round the M25. > 3 times I have stopped in traffic and seen white smoke blowing around > my car. If I can drive at a reasonable speed it clears. Has anyone > else had this and know what was the cure? What was the outside temperature? White smoke is either unburnt diesel fuel, or water vapour. What does it smell of? > > 3 times I have stopped in traffic and seen white smoke blowing around > > my car. If I can drive at a reasonable speed it clears. Has anyone [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > White smoke is either unburnt diesel fuel, or water vapour. What does > it smell of? Outside air temperature on each occasion was about 10 to 15 degrees centigrade. I don't know what it smells of because I try to get away and stop it smoking before Mr Plod sees me. Any ideas why it suddenly starts? is it that bad ? On Jan 20, 10:15 am, harvestmouse <dennis.harvey...@btinternet.com> wrote: > 3 times I have stopped in traffic and seen white smoke blowing around > my car. If I can drive at a reasonable speed it clears. Has anyone > else had this and know what was the cure? What was the outside temperature? White smoke is either unburnt diesel fuel, or water vapour. What does it smell of? I suspect it doesn't smell of lavender...  Signatureregards, |\ /| | \/ |@rk \../ \/os > On Jan 20, 10:15 am, harvestmouse <dennis.harvey...@btinternet.com> > wrote: [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > \../ > \/os Yes, lots of white smoke. It's difficult to say how much but it's like having a bonfire about 10 feet across behind the car. The car has a Bosch fuel pump. Does anyone know about the microswitch which is operated by the accelerator rotating the cam. How should this be adjusted and where is the exhaust gas valve? dont play with the pump settings unless you know whats what in one . give watson diesel a ring they are very helpful 02088793584-02088793861 they are very helpful and dont give you ballshit like some of the places do. > Yes, lots of white smoke. It's difficult to say how much but it's like > having a bonfire about 10 feet across behind the car. > The car has a Bosch fuel pump. Does anyone know about the microswitch > which is operated by the accelerator rotating the cam. How should > this be adjusted and where is the exhaust gas valve? That microswitch controls the glow plugs. It turns them off after it has been actuated for more than a certain time. I doubt it has any effect on your problem - assuming your glow plugs are OK in the first place.
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