Fiat Siena TD 1.7 does not go after 2200 rpm

Hello, I have a Fiat Siena TD year 2006, I just bought it used in an agency, I started doing the next fault, when it reached 2000 - 2200 rpm the engine begins to make some pulls and if I continue to accelerate it increases its regime slowly until it reaches about 3000 rpm long long smoke and without the vehicle waning in speed, all this does that the temperature indicator of the temperature of the board is. Temperature stripe (after the motor started cold). The fault described does not do it with the cold engine (of being stopped all night) since I barely start it and go out to walk and I arrived at 3000 rpm normally without saying goodbye in excess smoke by the exhaust. I wanted to know if someone can guide me about the cause of the problem and the possible solution, I thank you for your time, and to replace me, have a little patience since sometimes it takes time to answer for not having time to apply some suggestion that they do to me. Thank you.

The pull can be due to the fuel filter that is very dirty, these agencies are not spent much on maintenance and if you tell me that it reaches 3000 rpm and does not increase in speed you should check the clutch

The filter discarded it since I changed them all when I took out the car and the clutch also since I checked it "kicking it" at the time of taking it in turns and responds as it should.
Another thing I checked is that being the hot engine I lift it in turns very slowly does not fail. Thanks for your time.

Hello, tell me what color is the smoke, if it is intense black you can do the following test disconnect the air filter and proba, you could also blow the gas inlet pipes, the one that brings from the tank to the pump, but blow from the pump to the tank, take out the tank upplay, disconnect the filter entrance pipe and give it air, it can be with an inflator of hand. Half cover covered

Hello, yesterday already tired of renegaging and trying some things I "beat a beating" (which I try not to do because I do not like to mistreat the cars) and the problem was over, so I could try. Evidently there was some dirt that did not let the engine work normally.