Can a breather pipe on a ssangyong 1996 diesel model if blocked cause a lot of smoke or not

breather clogged replace

replace air filter / breather

You didn't say what year, but almost all hard start and soot problems with a diesel is caused by the glow plugs. Check the underhood fuse block for the glow plug fuse and if it's blown you can replace the fuse and if it blows again replace the glow plugs as well. I hope this helps. Take care.

SsangYong

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HAVE you checked your Engine breather tube to make sure it is not blocked causing oil to blow back onto engine block.

Could be head gasket, piston, or other nasty issue. Smoke isn't a good sign. Run a compression check, that may help indicate where the problem is.

turbo seal is blown allowing oil into air intake charge-white/blue smoke=oil- black smoke=rich fuel mix-replace turbo-cheers Denny

Headgaskit mate (sorry) bad news

Dont be lazy no easy soloution ,head off and have a look

sounds like one of the oil breather pipes is bloked wich will cause oil to feed to the cylinder wich will cause smoke and uneavan running wich will cause the car to **** when standing. take off all breathing pipes main ones come from the rocker covers clean them and put them back. the main engine breather will come out of the engine block do the same.