Damn better board up the intake you'll need more than a turbo! Ive got an 6v92 does it all the time but I dont sit in the truck and call AAA either damn student drivers!
This is a runaway diesel, people! Why else would it be sitting on the side of the road, running like it is, belching unending volumes of smoke while fogging out local traffic, running the risk of an automotive pileup? If you could shut it down, you would. But if you can't, this shows what happens. If it was any other mechanical fault, would YOU leave it running?
@AceofSpadesau And what will that do ? the turbo blow's air into the engine (boost engine) when the turbo blow's oil is allowed to pass into the intake system . the smoke is the oil burning off , best thing u can do is shut the engine off as soon as she blow's but most driver's dont know a turbo to a lug nut
black or blue smoke is caused from oil in the intake, not white. when a truck goes lean from a plugged fuel filter, or runs out of fuel, it turns white... that or a head gasket when coolant is seeping into the combustion chamber
@midnightridersrepu you're stupid. black smoke in any engine is from an excess of unburnt fuel. blue smoke could be a really cold diesel. or oil depends on if its a MACK or not! LMFAO jk i just dont like MACK too much. coolant burns white. yes you had that right but that is more grey than white.
Actually the trucks running on its oil supply the oil going to the turbo is getting in the intake and the trucks is running away the only way to stop it is put a big board over the intake
@catmand5h na turbo. pure unburnt diesel fuel is white and the turdo and there to fill in the 50/50 spot so it a 100% fuel and it cant burn tht much at once
That is a runaway.
braaup 2 months ago
Damn better board up the intake you'll need more than a turbo! Ive got an 6v92 does it all the time but I dont sit in the truck and call AAA either damn student drivers!
timmyreed87 8 months ago
This is a runaway diesel, people! Why else would it be sitting on the side of the road, running like it is, belching unending volumes of smoke while fogging out local traffic, running the risk of an automotive pileup? If you could shut it down, you would. But if you can't, this shows what happens. If it was any other mechanical fault, would YOU leave it running?
chuggles03 11 months ago
run away... and some of you ppl are dumb... if its running away you cant shut it off.... like dankcorey said you have to plug the intake
DGAF51 1 year ago
@DGAF51 put it in high gear and let the clutch out...
AceofSpadesau 7 months ago
@AceofSpadesau And what will that do ? the turbo blow's air into the engine (boost engine) when the turbo blow's oil is allowed to pass into the intake system . the smoke is the oil burning off , best thing u can do is shut the engine off as soon as she blow's but most driver's dont know a turbo to a lug nut
TheDavidpayne 4 months ago
@TheDavidpayne if you put it in high gear and let the clutch out, you will mechanically stall the motor..
sure it hammers the clutch, pressure plate and flywheel, but they are cheaper than the damage caused by a runaway explosion.
That smoke looks like a runaway to me, not oil burning off.
AceofSpadesau 4 months ago
no thats a headgasket
9412vpullin 1 year ago
run away diesel!!
sniperv25 1 year ago
black or blue smoke is caused from oil in the intake, not white. when a truck goes lean from a plugged fuel filter, or runs out of fuel, it turns white... that or a head gasket when coolant is seeping into the combustion chamber
midnightridersrepu 1 year ago
@midnightridersrepu you're stupid. black smoke in any engine is from an excess of unburnt fuel. blue smoke could be a really cold diesel. or oil depends on if its a MACK or not! LMFAO jk i just dont like MACK too much. coolant burns white. yes you had that right but that is more grey than white.
TBWdracula2003 1 year ago
Actually the trucks running on its oil supply the oil going to the turbo is getting in the intake and the trucks is running away the only way to stop it is put a big board over the intake
dankcorey2424 1 year ago
blown turbo
MrMarq92 1 year ago
oh, sounds like a blew me turbo mate, lets leave it running and see if it fixes itself....moron
DevinL16 1 year ago
a blown turbo would leave blue smoke not white. he is running extremely lean, plugged fuel system or bad injector pump
catmand5h 2 years ago
@catmand5h A failure in the injection system would cause black smoke. Causes a turbo off a thick gray smoke, it must be a turbo problem.
scof94 1 year ago
@catmand5h na turbo. pure unburnt diesel fuel is white and the turdo and there to fill in the 50/50 spot so it a 100% fuel and it cant burn tht much at once
99cumminsdiesel 1 year ago
a turbo and a engine cause the stupid fuck didnt turn it off asap
lizardtaimer 2 years ago
dosnt that mean he blew a turbo
ligon11 2 years ago
blew his turbo, oil in the exhaust.
BCRichWarlock08 2 years ago
yea thats def a turbo..look at all that fuel
Bkrites 3 years ago
oops someone blew a turbo..
dev832 3 years ago 17
Someone done gone and blew their turbo :( Not fun!
389Pete 3 years ago 5
thats one screwed truck
peterbiltexd 4 years ago 8
I detect one dead cylinder or 4...
Hiei2k7 4 years ago