19th Feb 2010, 22:45

Have a 1993 B2200, carbed, 136,000 miles.

Smokey mornings, changed valve seals, still smoked, thought I may have damaged a seal during install, changed all seals again, still smoked in the mornings, changed the rings. never another problem. Hope this helps.

24th Feb 2010, 18:48

I've got a 1993 Mazda B2200 SE5... put a Weber carb on it... now having some trouble finding a breather for it... Other than that, it runs great, got a brand new crate motor in it from auto zone... any help with that? big_heavyd_08@yahoo.com or 704-223-4137... Thanks.

25th Mar 2010, 21:38

I just bought a 1993 Mazda B2200 carbureted 5-speed. I let her sit over night and HELLO! Before I knew it, I was smoking out the entire neighborhood with thick white smoke. The smoke finally went away about 4 minutes later. I then started to drive it, and it started to "bog out" and lose power from 1st to second gear... what should I do to fix the problem? Does it need carb work? Rings or valve job? Or should I just dump some sort of cleaner in it?

10th Oct 2010, 13:47

Have a 1992 B2200. Pulled the head due to smoking, found one cracked chamber and one stripped plug. After reinstalling everything, the rise in compression blew rings. I should have listened and done the rings as well!!

19th Dec 2010, 23:13

I have the white smoke problem too, but it's not burning no oil. I noticed that it starts. After about 1 minute after starting, it will idle, then you could hear something click on and the idle would change slightly, and the smoke would start to billow. I think it has something to do with the emissions control system. Also, I ran a wire from the fuel pump directly to the fuse panel so it comes on when I turn the key on. There is a connection right in the cab where the cab and box meet. Be careful, there are 2 wires that are the power to the pump; one backfeeds to the computer; it has to be connected also, or the truck won't idle. This will solve the sudden quitting syndrome caused by overcomplicated fuel pump wiring. Also check the pump ground wires at the rear on the frame (one on each side).

16th Feb 2011, 19:21

I just got a 1993 Mazda B2200, mine smokes too. It has from the time I bought it with 120K miles on it.

It gets around 26 MPG and runs like a top.

I guess if I wanted to save money and get rid of the smoke I should sell it and get a little Toyota with a R22 FI engine. Or, I can just drive it and keep an eye on the oil level. If the neighbors don't like it I'll tell them that it is killing all of the bugs in the neighborhood.

20th May 2013, 11:20

My truck is doing this to around 80 to 100. I'm trying to figure out what it is. Any help would be great.

13th Oct 2015, 12:19

Hey man, what type of cleaner was that?

15th Oct 2015, 17:22

Literally every vehicle on the road smokes upon startup. People usually don't notice it because you can't see it from the driver's seat upon turning the key. The premise of this thread makes no sense.

8th Nov 2015, 22:30

When you can't see the driveway due to the smoke, you will know what we are talking about...

1st Feb 2016, 05:05

Usually that's how you start a carbureted vehicle from that year, right on. :)

2nd Jun 2017, 10:07

I was reading your post about the B2200 Mazda Pickup and wanted to ask if you would be interested in selling it? My father wrecked his and we have a newly rebuilt motor and a manual transmission so we just need a body.