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[quote author=94dsl4x4 link=board=16;threadid=10037;start=0#96250 date=1043456048]<br>It does still smoke at full throttle even if it is warm but not like it does when cold. just a little but i can smell it in the cab when driving and it really burns the eyes....ive searched this site and it seems my timing may be off,, is this common or could it be something else.<br>[/quote]<br>Differences between 1rst gen &amp; 2nd gen. Mine does the same thing. My buddies w/91's don't smoke, as you noted. Biggest difference IMHO is the injection pump. 1rst gen used VE rotary pump which has cold start timing advance (variable timed pump). 94-98's use p7100 inline fixed timing pump, more prone to smoke under certain circumstances. Mine smokes tons when cold, especially coasting downhill. Let the engine warm under load for a few minutes (keep rpms lower), usually clears up much faster. I usually idle mine w/defroster on for few minutes to speed warmup time. Seems to help some. Retarded timing can also cause same problem. Have found that diesel additives (especially anti-gel when cold) reduces smoke. Biggest thing is not to get on throttle hard when cold. After engine warms a bit and fuel heats as recirculated through tank, gradually bring up rpm/power.<br>just my .02...<br>Regards,<br>-Scott