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corgi1



Member Since: 26 Feb 2017
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England 2009 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Stornoway Grey
mechanical pump like noise when i switch off
evening, ive only had my 90 csw for 2 weeks, so still learning about it !!
but when I switched off the engine tonight I heard a couple of clunks from the engine straight after the engine had stopped, like a mechanical piston, pump kind of noise ?? does this make sense to anyone ? if you know what it is please tell me ! Very Happy

thanks
Pete
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Bluest



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"They all do that Sir".

It's the EGR self clean. If you search the forum for Chucka noise youll find more information than you ever dreamed Very Happy 2007 110 TDCi Station Wagon XS

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blackwolf



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Probably the EGR valve. Was it a sort of chukka-chukka-chukka noise?

If so it is fairly normal, a feature rather than a bug. It is when it stops doing it that you'll need a new EGR valve.
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Egr valve doing its self clean cycle.
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corgi1



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hahaha that's exactly what it sounds like chucka chucka chucka, I cant believe you can describe a sound so well, thanks very much gents that's exactly what it is
Pete Rolling with laughter
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corgi1



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hahaha that's exactly what it sounds like chucka chucka chucka, I cant believe you can describe a sound so well, thanks very much gents that's exactly what it is
Pete Rolling with laughter
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blackwolf



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It's usually the first question asked by someone new to the Puma-engined Defender! You aren't the first to ask.

Your nexr question will come when you look underneath and think there's a mounting missing between the gearbox crossmember and gearbox. There isn't, they're all like that!

Welcome to the forum, and welcome to the tempestuous world of Puma Defender ownership. Thumbs Up
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corgi1



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Blackwolf, and everyone who answered my very basic question thanks very much, my next thing to try is low and high when I find a quiet road, I understand you don't drive it in low on normal roads, due to wind up? I cant believe the wealth of knowledge on this forum, its brilliant, and am so pleased I got my defender, I actually look forward to getting in it Thumbs Up
cheers
Pete
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Bluest



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You can drive it in low on tarmac, but not with difflock. The two things are independent. 2007 110 TDCi Station Wagon XS
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corgi1



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Bluest,i think its time I start reading up, thanks matey Thumbs Up
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I see you are in Bucks. If you are about Milton Keynes way anytime give me a shout. Happy to meet up. I have a 2013. 2.2 V8 90...WIP
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corgi1



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Paulv8 I will take you up on your kind offer, I could do with speaking to someone who knows these machines, will be in touch next time I drop my wife off at IKEA !!
Pete
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Sure thing. I will pm a number. V8 90...WIP
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