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95 F-250 smokes when cold

95 F-250 7.3 power stroke when engine is cold it will smoke like a train for a few minutes, it is white raw diesel the engine doesnt sound like its hitting on all 8 cyl. when it first starts but bump the throttle one time and it clears up and there is also some diesel driping off the back of the engine.

  • keoweekat Feb 05, 2009

    THANKS FOR THE REPLY MUTTANDJEFF ALL OF THESE HAVE BEEN CHECKED IT DOESNT HAVE ANY TROUBLE CRANKING ITS LIKE IT HAS INJECTORS THAT ARE LEAKING DOWN IN THE CYLINDERS IT DOES THIS AFTER THE TRUCK HAS SET FOR AT LEAST 6 HRS. IT SMOKES THIS WAY WEATHER ITS 20 DEG. OR 85 DEG OUTSIDE . IAM AFRAID IM GOING TO HAVE TO TAKE IT TO THE FORD DEALER WE HAVE ONE OF THE BEST DEALERSHIPS AROUND FOR SERVICE ON POWERSTROKES BUT I JUST HATE TO PAY THAT DEALER PRICE!!!!!

  • Anonymous Apr 05, 2009

    I have the same problem. Mine also does not run verry well it lags, then goes, lags then goes, untel its warmed up. Could this be the same problem? The o rings?

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Sound like you r 7.3 is leaking diesel pass the o rings, when the eng is shut off. overnight the fuel accumulates on top of the piston and when you start the truck in the morning, it will run rough until the fuel is burnt and the excess sent out the exhaust... ps. replace the injector o rings

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