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<p>In this episode, we talk through what white, black and blue diesel smoke can tell you—and why smoke colour is only the starting point for a proper diagnosis.</p>
<p>Drawing on three generations of practical diesel experience since 1956, the discussion covers real workshop examples, blow-by, oil consumption, airflow restrictions, carbon build-up and the differences between older mechanical diesels and modern common-rail engines.</p>
<p>Straightforward diesel knowledge from the Berrima Diesel family workshop in Berrima, NSW.</p>
<p>Important: This podcast provides general information only. Every vehicle and fault is different. A proper inspection and diagnosis should be completed before repairs or modifications are undertaken.</p>
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<p>Straightforward diesel knowledge from the Berrima Diesel family workshop in Berrima, NSW.</p>
<p>Important: This podcast provides general information only. Every vehicle and fault is different. A proper inspection and diagnosis should be completed before repairs or modifications are undertaken.</p>
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In this episode, we talk through what white, black and blue diesel smoke can tell you—and why smoke colour is only the starting point for a proper diagnosis.
Drawing on three generations of practical diesel experience since 1956, the discussion covers real workshop examples, blow-by, oil consumption, airflow restrictions, carbon build-up and the differences between older mechanical diesels and modern common-rail engines.
Straightforward diesel knowledge from the Berrima Diesel family workshop in Berrima, NSW.
Important: This podcast provides general information only. Every vehicle and fault is different. A proper inspection and diagnosis should be completed before repairs or modifications are undertaken.]]></itunes:summary>
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