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    Hmmm... I have only had a diesel for a bit, but have driven them extensively - both tractors and cars and I think I spot a flaw here. Black, Blue and White smoke in quantity is bad, but in cold (like 0 C and below) temperatures there is going to be SOME visible exhaust, when the hot exhaust gases meet the cold ambient air. If I am wrong here go ahead and correct me.

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    Awesome info cheers!! First diesel I have owned so this is real handy to know!

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    I live in a place were diesel engines are only for old trucks and old pick ups, and every single car that uses diesel engine has black smoke coming out of the exhaust, and when I want to buy a decent car that has a diesel engine I ask my friends and relatives about buying it nearly everyone expects its a shitty car.

    also, I have read that diesel engines are more fuel efficient than petrol engines.

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    Great piece of info mate. Cheers.

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    The only time smoke is visible from mine is under acceleration at night from the car behind headlights. How much smoke are we talking about here in this document?

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    Thanks, I'd say this also holds for petrol for a large part.

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    Awesome bit of info there thanks mate.

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    Nice iformation!

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    Great info, will show my mates this!

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    Great read. Especially for me never having owned a diesel before.

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