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Black smoke is an indication of too much fuel being delivered and the engine is essentially "flloding" itself.
Most likely a mass air flow sensor or throttle body issue. Try cleaning the body first.
ps
White smoke is a head gasket
Blue smoke is piston rings.
disconnect the thin pipe that connects to a valve which is located between the inlet and exhaust manifolds this will cure it ,promise,older motors never had this at all
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