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    After a 6-month hiatus, the smoke is back!

    It was corrected by adjusting the injection timing. 10 min job.
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    After a 6-month hiatus, the smoke is back!

    OK, I took RetiredWarHorses' advice and played with the timing - FIXED!! It turned out the wobbling of the bad harmonic balancer certainly can play a role in the injector pump position. The pump was advanced slightly to the drivers side, so I brought it back to center. Then it ran worse, so I...
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    After a 6-month hiatus, the smoke is back!

    I haven't checked it yet. I suspected that at first but it's odd that the problem went away. Then I thought maybe the aggressive shaking retarded the timing slightly when the old balancer was mounted. It idles smooth but misses when under load, and with each miss, a puff of smoke comes out...
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    After a 6-month hiatus, the smoke is back!

    I totally agree. The problems occur when the bolt fails, loosens up and puts the strain on the keyway. Anyone who has ever held a 3/4" woodruff key knows those things are for alignment only. There was a recall on the original bolt for an upgraded, harder steel one, which I replaced. Well...
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    After a 6-month hiatus, the smoke is back!

    I don't doubt it!! Just carefully holding these things up above my face to align it is scary at times. If it falls, I'll be unrecognizable even to family.
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    After a 6-month hiatus, the smoke is back!

    Wait, how would welding it eliminate what it is there for? I fully understand the ability to replace it goes out the window, however this part is certainly not made to rotate. There is nearly a year wait for a proper engine swap and this is the most reliable bridge to getting the car on the...
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    After a 6-month hiatus, the smoke is back!

    And, yes, it was an OEM balancer.
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    After a 6-month hiatus, the smoke is back!

    No, should I have done that? I am NOT skilled enough for that and NOBODY in this area will work on a HMMWV, including the big diesel shops.
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    After a 6-month hiatus, the smoke is back!

    When I bought my HMMWV, it smoked on startup and during acceleration. I tried to sell myself on the idea that the smoke was white, but honestly it was blue. Like "OIL BLUE." After starting, I would have to back out of the garage quickly otherwise my eyes will nearly seize shut with pain. I...
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