Causes of Black Smoke From Exhaust | How To Fix It

Black smoke from the exhaust of a vehicle is usually an indication of incomplete combustion of fuel. It is caused by an excessive amount of fuel being injected into the engine relative to the amount of air being supplied for combustion. Black smoke coming out of vehicle exhaust is a sign of a problem that needs to be addressed immediately.
Causes of Black Smoke from Exhaust
1) Clogged Air Filter
2) Bad MAF Sensor
3) Faulty EGR Valve
4) Bad Fuel Injector
5) Clogged Fuel Filters
6) Worn Piston Rings
7) Bad Oxygen Sensor
8) Engine Deposits
9) Faulty Fuel Pressure Regulator
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[@reallycrafty5276]

Mine turned out to be the MAF sensor. Pumped loads of black smoke out when under load or accelerating. Job done. Thanks for the information.

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Toyota 5E engine it has a blck smoke

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Is engine oil cause for black smoke

[@MechanicalSpecial]

yes

[@morndrewitbooi1896]

Won't even mention faulty spark plugs

[@MechanicalSpecial]

Yes, bad spark plugs can cause black smoke from the exhaust due to incomplete combustion of the air-fuel mixture, leading to the production of excess carbon particles.