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Hi Mike I agree with previous post it seems to be
combustion problem. Lets begin by simplest things (just ideas) How old is the fuel in the tank ?
If older than one year drain and put new fuel What is the color of the fuel
Must be crystal clear or clear/light blue
If it is yellow (beer like color) it is no good Disconnect air supply tube at the intake manifold
start engine ..still smokin ? if not air filter is clogged. How old are the injectors ? Dripping instead of spraying injectors may cause
smoking. You can bring inj to inj/repair/rebuilt
shop they will check for few $ if correct you dont
miss anyting... .if defective a step will be done.
Be careful when reinstalling an bleeding them
do not expose your skin when you loose fittings
wear glove and safety glasses..to avoid high pressure fuel injection in your skin it may be very dangerous. Is it a vertical exhaust pipe ?
If yes check if kids or somebody dropped strange
bodies inside and/or check for exhaust system
restriction..bent or squeezed pipe and .... If you find something please let us know
it will be helpfull for all of us. This is not an expert advice Just few ideas Good luck !!! Joe Ferguson
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