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I agree it should be done, but the smoke is blue and doesn't smell like oil, unburnt diesel is probably the best description. not really that puffy, just a lot of it.

I 'll change injectors next as I have a set anyway, and I guess compression have to be the next thing.:mad:

nope, would like to eliminate the 'easy ones' first... are you thinking oil? would it breath out oil fumes if that was the case?

almost 20 years between these pictures:

thank you. I have a spare set of injectors tested 'ok' by CJ Diesel, so will fit them next. I've ordered a lift pump too. are you saying that there could be a correlation between throttle butterfly /pump lever position that can cause heavy smoke?

hello there, New here but had many S2a's in the past, long, short, soft, SW, even a military ambulance that the wife adored! o_O Finally bought a S3 after many years of withdrawal My dream Land Rover would have to be a CoolnVintage. Otherwise I was silly to sell my last station wagon a few years...

Hi everyone, sorry for posting yet another thread about smoking diesel engine... I recently bought a 'smoking' Series 3 thinking that I can easily fix it. (I know...) :-\ Changed the timing chain and sprockets (old timing, cam or pump, was out by a tooth!) The pump drive gear master spline is...