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1 hour ago, Ralf001 said:

no yearly test until they are 7yrs old.

Has that been changed to 7 years Ralf? I thought it was ten years and then, only required if the vehicle is being sold to a new owner. That used to be the case at least.

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On 5/4/2025 at 5:27 PM, villageidiotY2K said:

Hiya folks, ive seen heaps of pickup trucks spewing those black smokes from their exhaust, 

is there some malfunction with their engine for this occurr? 

ive seen like motobikes behind these trucks and get blasted with black fumes possibly cause some lung cancer and stuff?

im sure breathing those smokes or gettign in to ur eyes and clothese aint good for health

Worn injectors is a common problem causing diesel engines to smoke.

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4 hours ago, Lacessit said:

Dirty/clogged fuel injectors are the most likely cause. Yes, diesel particulates can increase the risk of lung cancer.

 

The difference between Thailand and Malaysia is obvious, I have never seen a bus, truck or car blowing smoke there. For all I know, there are death squads operating that drag errant drivers out of their vehicles, and execute them on the spot.

A great idea if that could be introduced here Lacessit. But let's let the death squad punish all of the other idiocy on the roads as well.

There are still plenty of smoke belchers in Malaysia but I see them mostly outside of the cities. The Police there do seem to do a much more thorough job than the BiB here

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On 5/4/2025 at 5:27 PM, villageidiotY2K said:

Hiya folks, ive seen heaps of pickup trucks spewing those black smokes from their exhaust, 

is there some malfunction with their engine for this occurr? 

ive seen like motobikes behind these trucks and get blasted with black fumes possibly cause some lung cancer and stuff?

im sure breathing those smokes or gettign in to ur eyes and clothese aint good for health

I would recommend the motorcycle to overtake the truck. 

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23 hours ago, BangkokReady said:

 

I've heard it's deliberate because they think the smoke looks cool.  I'm not sure about adding power.

 

 

They're getting a concentrated dose, but you're getting a pretty good amount whenever you're outside without a mask on.

What kind of mask?

Posted
7 hours ago, Sierra Tango said:

Has that been changed to 7 years Ralf? I thought it was ten years and then, only required if the vehicle is being sold to a new owner. That used to be the case at least.

 

Its been yearly inspections after vehicle is 7yrs old for atleast 20yrs.

Posted
11 hours ago, Ralf001 said:

no yearly test until they are 7yrs old.

Most of the vehicles pumping out black smoke are way over 7 years old.

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On 5/4/2025 at 7:00 PM, Ralf001 said:

 

Possibly, if it is an old worn out vehicle.

 

Newer vehicles, Diesel tuners dump more fuel in to make more power, the black smoke is unburnt combustion.

 

My Douche-Max rolls lots of coal, More Smoke, More Poke.

A Douche Max driven by a Douche Bag!

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8 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

A Douche Max driven by a Douche Bag!

being called a douche from an unknown <deleted> on a forum.... ohh the pain cuts hard.

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13 hours ago, Sierra Tango said:

Has that been changed to 7 years Ralf? I thought it was ten years and then, only required if the vehicle is being sold to a new owner. That used to be the case at least.

It is after 7 years, every year in order to get tax disc. 

The check usually consists of checking the VIN number, kicking the tyres, looking for smoke, or even a probe up the pipe?, sound the horn, drive round and see the brakes work..that's it.

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3 hours ago, KannikaP said:

It is after 7 years, every year in order to get tax disc. 

The check usually consists of checking the VIN number, kicking the tyres, looking for smoke, or even a probe up the pipe?, sound the horn, drive round and see the brakes work..that's it.

Ok thanks. I guess since I haven't had a vehicle for longer than 7 years from new, I didn't know what is suppossed to happen. There is one coming up soon though.

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On 5/4/2025 at 5:27 PM, villageidiotY2K said:

Hiya folks, ive seen heaps of pickup trucks spewing those black smokes from their exhaust, 

is there some malfunction with their engine for this occurr? 

ive seen like motobikes behind these trucks and get blasted with black fumes possibly cause some lung cancer and stuff?

im sure breathing those smokes or gettign in to ur eyes and clothese aint good for health

 

On 5/4/2025 at 5:27 PM, villageidiotY2K said:

Hiya folks, ive seen heaps of pickup trucks spewing those black smokes from their exhaust, 

is there some malfunction with their engine for this occurr? 

ive seen like motobikes behind these trucks and get blasted with black fumes possibly cause some lung cancer and stuff?

im sure breathing those smokes or gettign in to ur eyes and clothese aint good for health

Really?

But good news. These old stinky vehicles will be removed after certain years.

Also you can report them.

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On 5/4/2025 at 7:00 PM, Ralf001 said:

 

Possibly, if it is an old worn out vehicle.

 

Newer vehicles, Diesel tuners dump more fuel in to make more power, the black smoke is unburnt combustion.

 

My Douche-Max rolls lots of coal, More Smoke, More Poke.

If it is unburnt it is by definition not combustion. It's basically too much fuel pumped into the engine that it can't burn. Without the combustion it can't produce extra power , it's simply wasted fuel. 

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6 hours ago, Ralf001 said:

being called a douche from an unknown <deleted> on a forum.... ohh the pain cuts hard.

Painful enough for you to attempt a lame comeback... 😜 

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