1995 Toyota Corolla Repair Question
Topics covered: Sensor, Black smoke, Smoke.
Mileage: 11,300 miles.
Mileage: 11,300 miles.
Asked on September 13, 2011
Why do i have black smoke from the exhaust
I have a 1995 Toyota Corolla 1.6 motor and I have black smoke coming out of the exhaust. This is what I've done to provent this from happening. I replace Map Sensor, Air Charge Sensor, O2 Sensor, Catalytic Converter, Coolant Temperature Sensor, Temperature Switch, T.P.S. Sensor, Fuel Injectors, Fuel Filter, and a full tune-up. After all those replacements is there anything else that I may have miss?
Asked by gmanw2k6Answer
Replied on September 13, 2011
You hit it all. Are you sure it isn't burning oil?
Replied on September 13, 2011
If so will that cause fuel enrichment?
Replied on September 13, 2011
No, it wouldn't. Have you made sure the fuel pressure regulator is working properly?
Replied on September 13, 2011
That one thing I haven't replace yet
Replied on September 13, 2011
Do a fuel rail pressure test and check for a leaking injector,
Replied on September 13, 2011
The last thing to check would be the ECM.
Replied on October 2, 2011
Will the wrong ecm cause fuel enrichment? Because I have a 1.8 ecm that is running a 1.6 motor
Replied on October 2, 2011
Well the reason of black smoke is incomplete combustion.since u have removed all your engine parts i suggest you to check out the pistons as well.
Replied on October 2, 2011
If you have a different ECM, that can cause the problem. It could be causing the different air /fuel ratio. Thus, a rich fuel mixture.