2002 Jaguar X-Type "causes grey black exhaust smoke" Questions

...causes the same problem. Try millers diesel additive, available from Halfords for around £12 for 500ml. I have a 2004 2.0d sport xtype. It was blowing out white or grey smoke when the turbo ...

...grey smoke is burning engine oil. White smoke is either steam (usually from coolant ingress) or massive amounts of unburned fuel. A few possible causes of the latter is strangled exhaust, one or more ...

...grey; not black) from the exhaust. The main culprits that would allow motor oil ingress into the combustion chamber (and exhaust system) from the top of the engine and so cause oil smoke are damaged ...

...grey black smoke. General driving is clear with puffs of black smoke when i open the throttle slightly. No lights on the dash. Have checked all pipes, no leaks, used injector cleaner. Turbo spins up ...

...grey transmission fluid -- black carbon fuel or needs tune up -look at oil level and if oil milky chochlate color coolant getting into oil from possible head gasket -pull the plugs and see if any ...

...grey to sooty black and sometimes an increased diesel knock but large amounts of excess fuel results in white smoke which is unburned fuel. This is often the result when the fuel injectors are ...

...grey or black smoke. The white smoke may be steam, which is more serious. If the exhaust also smells somewhat like maple syrup (that's what burned engine coolant smells like unless you are running ...

...grey oil smoke out of the exhaust while driving. Worst case is that it could also mean badly worn engine bearings. It is unlikely to be the oil pump as these hardly ever fail. Worst case is that it ...

...grey wire that runs under the drivers door inside the frame. My truck is old and not very pretty. I took an air chisel and made a hole over the sending unit in the bed, because I was very tired of ...