P powerstroke7.3 New member Joined Jun 19, 2008 Messages 42 Jul 12, 2011 #1 Truck runs ok, doesn't seem to be lacking any power, but the smoke is a light grayish color, sometimes even seems to be maybe a tad whitish. What should I start looking at?
Truck runs ok, doesn't seem to be lacking any power, but the smoke is a light grayish color, sometimes even seems to be maybe a tad whitish. What should I start looking at?
B buzzin1/2dozen New member Joined Sep 30, 2010 Messages 104 Jul 12, 2011 #2 Got a temp gun? Check oil in your intake tubing first and easiest.. Check turbo shaft play. Not sayin it's a turbo for sure, just an easy check.
Got a temp gun? Check oil in your intake tubing first and easiest.. Check turbo shaft play. Not sayin it's a turbo for sure, just an easy check.
phale Comp Diesel Sponsor Joined Dec 12, 2006 Messages 935 Jul 12, 2011 #3 check coolant pressure, water can cause gray/white smoke.
JD4440 Stuck @ 508 Joined May 15, 2007 Messages 2,226 Jul 12, 2011 #4 You have any way to check balance rates on the injectors ? I agree it could be coolant, check for a hard upper hose/pressurized tank in the mornings
You have any way to check balance rates on the injectors ? I agree it could be coolant, check for a hard upper hose/pressurized tank in the mornings