Scan it.

Black smoke is usually excess fuel burning.

The Oil burning is probably a leak or worn out piston rings

CXLVII:
Wind shield wipers

Once they are dirty, you start seeing black smokes.

its because of over speed

Check oil level and viscosity

Body sensor, oil (car) due for servicing, fuse need to change in fuse box, and finally engineer wear already. Take it to competent and reliable rewire first.

It's seems the Car is dropping more than enough fuel in the car combustion chamber. while possible issues might be
1. A Dirty or Bad MAF Sensor ( Mass Air Flow Sensor) mostly common issues with Toyota
2. A Dirty oil or due for servicing
3. Not commonly Fuel Pressure Sensor.

Incomplete combustion.

blown head gasket. coolant is finding its way into the combustion chamber

When car engine or any engine burns oil and smoke black it only one reason

THE PISTON Needs NEW RINGING

Nothing else

Originakalokalo:


My car smokes black only when accelerating but stops afterwards.

It burns oil too. However, everything else is fine. It fires well.

Any remedy? Can anything be done?


Or should I just change the engine?

Bros go and rig your engine. That's all or better still you buy a new engine if your pocket allows it

Observe while warming up your car in the morning whether it still smokes.


Do not raise the fire by stepping on the accelerator.

If it smokes while steaming on idle, you may have to see an expert.

My two kobo contribution.

Originakalokalo:


My car smokes black only when accelerating but stops afterwards.

It burns oil too. However, everything else is fine. It fires well.

Any remedy? Can anything be done?


Or should I just change the engine?

Improper mixture of fuel and air

2. It burns oil too means oil leakage from the seals or bad piston and rings.

Solution: Replace the engine and bad O2 sensors

Do you experience higher fuel consumption? If yes, it's probably your MAF (Mass Airflow Sensor/Meter). But a complete scan would help pinpoint better. If can lay your hands on a spare to swap with, and then test out. Engine issue would give you a blue smoke and not black.

delex004:
Change or Rig engine

is this safe and will it last long enough?

Fiscus105:
Body sensor, oil (car) due for servicing, fuse need to change in fuse box, and finally engineer wear already. Take it to competent and reliable rewire first.

Oil doesn't causes black smoke bro. That's what road side mechanics thinks and tell their clients but it's not true.

Black smoke is caused when the fuel and air mixture is not in the order of 2:1. The air being 2 and 1 being fuel. If the air is not enough, the fuel will not be used up completely. That's called incomplete combustion.

Shanid:
is this safe and will it last long enough?

If only your mechanic would use the OEM rings and savvy, it'll run like a new engine.

Abujason:


Bad head gasket. When you have oil leaks, it’s either the gasket is bad or the drain plug is loose. I’m almost 100% sure it is the gasket.

what about if it's over heating and there is oil leak in the exhaust as well as black smoke.

SirMichael1:
Oil doesn't causes black smoke bro. That's what road side mechanics thinks and tell their clients but it's not true.

Black smoke is caused when the fuel and air mixture is not in the order of 2:1. The air being 2 and 1 being fuel. If the air is not enough, the fuel will not be used up completely. That's called incomplete combustion.

Thank you!

hollas2jnr:

If only your mechanic would use the OEM rings and savvy, it'll run like a new engine.

please can you explain more on this sir...im having similar issue

Originakalokalo:


My car smokes black only when accelerating but stops afterwards.

It burns oil too. However, everything else is fine. It fires well.

Any remedy? Can anything be done?


Or should I just change the engine?

Don't change the engine. Get a good mechanic to scan that car. I nearly sold my car cos of similar issues untill I met a mechanic that scanned it and solution was found . In my case , scan dictated faulty oxygen sensor or 02 sensor , catalyst issue , temperature sensor and cylinder misfiring . Scan found out it was cylinder 4 and 6 misfiring . When all this things were replaced ...they car came alive ...till date everything works perfectly ...I hope this helps .

BigDawsNet:
Bad sensor

Get a testing machine to locate the faulty sensor

EXACTLY!!!!!!

Fixed my car smoke issue

Change the oil I recommend Valvoline High mileage

Engine wear offcourse

Change the brain box. It will definitely solve it

Since it is black smoke then u sud be suspecting too much fuel in d combustion chamber, failed sensors like ect sensor, O2 sensor, maf sensor etc but above all diagnose d car to really find out what is really d exact issue.

wunmi590:

haaaaaaa

hollas2jnr:

Thank you!

Check your air flow meter, it's not functioning well

Search it out on Google!

SirMichael1:
Oil doesn't causes black smoke bro. That's what road side mechanics thinks and tell their clients but it's not true.

Black smoke is caused when the fuel and air mixture is not in the order of 2:1. The air being 2 and 1 being fuel. If the air is not enough, the fuel will not be used up completely. That's called incomplete combustion.

Wen oil black, it brings out black smoke, its common sense.

Several of such cases , personal and from friends

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