Sometimes jet engines do not completely burn their fuel, resulting in a visible smoke trail behind the aircraft due to incomplete combustion and the inclusion of non-hydrocarbon impurities.
A vehicle with black smoke from the exhaust is either running too rich ( fuel air mixture is incorrect ) or burning oil. If your vehicle is older and you keep having to add oil it is probably the...
If the smoke is coming from the tail pipe then:
Blue smoke is primarily from internal engine wear. If it's constant when the engine is on, then the rings etc are worn and need to be replaced. If it...
Black smoke would usually be caused by oil getting into the combustion chamber. check and/or renew oil rings Edit: Oil normally is blue..unburnt fuel would be black
Most often black smoke is caused by the engine burning oil. The most common cause of burning oil is worn rings on one or more of the cylinders. The fix is to rebuild the engine, honing the walls, and...
Its a long shot but... If you have a leak in the exhaust before the oxygen sensors, the sensors will think the engine is running lean. The computer will compensate (from incorrect input data) by...