I can't tell you anything specific but black smoke indicates incomplete burning such as not getting enough air or too much fuel. A quick check of the air filter wouldn't hurt but it's probably something else.
SOURCE: 1989 toyota 22re pickup lopes at idle and
Its possible you have a faulty EGR valve or PCV valve.
SOURCE: 4runner will not start seems not to be getting fuel
Yes check the fuel pump there might be something stuck in there. Maybe there is something small in there. Take it out and blow into it to see. Hope This helps (Please Take The Time To Rate Me)
SOURCE: 1994 toyota pickup 4wd 22re hesitation and stalling
When the timing chains stretch( and they do!) they can cause the 22re to stumble intermittently. Have trouble starting, misfiring, and even some trouble codes But first check your engine for codes You can do this by jumping TE1 and E1 
If you have codes we can go from there.
You should pull your valve cover and check you timing chain tension, it should be very tight and not loose. if it is loose it is most likely time for a new chain and/ or tension and guides. I always replace them as a kit. Keep in mind that if the chain is worn it will get progressively worse until the engine will not run or the chain will wear in to the water galleys behind the water pump on the timing chain cover. sorry man.
SOURCE: Black smoke coming from my 97 Toyota corolla
The black smoke is a sign of excessive gasoline not burning completely, there is a wide range of probabilities that may be causing this to happen my best advise would be to have it diagnosed with a scanner, otherwise you could spend a lot of money replacing "probable" malfunctioning parts till you find the one that was broken (eg: EGR valve, MAF, coils, injectors, etc.) good luck
SOURCE: hard to start in morning, changed out cold start
Buy a high amperage cold cranking battery! Typically there used in diesel engines, this will solve any hard starts!
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