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| stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35879    | can you fill your car profile in so we know what model/engine you have.. | ||
|  16th Apr 2019 12:19pm | 
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| Freedriver Member Since: 04 Apr 2019 Location: Darwin Posts: 13      | Done. 
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|  16th Apr 2019 8:37pm | 
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| northernmonkeyjones Member Since: 24 Mar 2012 Location: derby Posts: 8788      | 3.6 tdv8
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|  16th Apr 2019 9:02pm | 
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| Freedriver Member Since: 04 Apr 2019 Location: Darwin Posts: 13      | Thank you . I have removed the top hoses and they seem good and pretty new looking. I am currently going right through all wiring connectors . I did find one connector to the driver side egr valve seemed to be not fully connected so I pushed that one together, reconnect the battery and started it up. No engine fault but chugging slightly. Kind of feels like an injector or 2 not firing . | ||
|  16th Apr 2019 9:30pm | 
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| northernmonkeyjones Member Since: 24 Mar 2012 Location: derby Posts: 8788      | Search up split manifold in the search box.
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|  16th Apr 2019 9:39pm | 
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| Freedriver Member Since: 04 Apr 2019 Location: Darwin Posts: 13      | Well, I have today removed the inlet manifolds, found one hose clamp that had seized up and was not tight and I thought I had found the problem, new hose clamp.  But after checking every connection and putting it all back together she is running rough as guts.
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|  17th Apr 2019 7:01am | 
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| Tugger Member Since: 28 Feb 2019 Location: Scotland Posts: 247      | Oh yes, don't get me started on fuel pumps....
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|  17th Apr 2019 7:22am | 
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| Freedriver Member Since: 04 Apr 2019 Location: Darwin Posts: 13      | Thanks tugger , that has given me a few things to check | ||
|  17th Apr 2019 9:18am | 
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| Tugger Member Since: 28 Feb 2019 Location: Scotland Posts: 247      | Pretty useful video from the guys at PowerfulUK on checking the fuel pump
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|  17th Apr 2019 2:47pm | 
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| Freedriver Member Since: 04 Apr 2019 Location: Darwin Posts: 13      | Thanks for that , its a bit different to the 3.6 TD but i get the general idea. | ||
|  18th Apr 2019 1:57am | 
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| Freedriver Member Since: 04 Apr 2019 Location: Darwin Posts: 13      | Ok so today I changed the fuel filter and confirmed I have fuel flow at the filter. I also accessed the top of the fuel tank and listed to the fuel pump. It’s much quieter than the one in my discovery 2 but seems like it is operating correctly. I then tried to start her up, yes it started but running extremely rough with a lot of blue/grey smoke . I am now begging to think I have a serious problem like turbo failure or injection pump . Thanks to Australia post and Easter holiday my iid tool hasn’t arrived so I am stabbing in the dark a bit . The few hundred km I drove it were fantastic though so I better be able to fix it 
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|  19th Apr 2019 7:56am | 
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| dolph34 Member Since: 14 Sep 2015 Location: Kildare Posts: 1724      | When one of my turbos snapped an impeller shaft there was a smoke screen behind me that 007 would have been proud of   | ||
|  19th Apr 2019 8:17am | 
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| ur20v Member Since: 19 Feb 2019 Location: None Posts: 634    | turbo issues don’t normally cause rough running, lack of performance from seizing vanes or shaft and or oil smoke and leaks.
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|  19th Apr 2019 9:51am | 
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| Freedriver Member Since: 04 Apr 2019 Location: Darwin Posts: 13      | Hi again, well here i am onboard my flight back to Darwin having left my L322 at my brothers place. I still haven't figured out what went wrong with the motor so to recap here is the story so far.
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|  20th Apr 2019 12:33am | 
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