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Greg L



Member Since: 30 Sep 2013
Location: Alexandria
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Scotland 2000 Defender 90 Td5 SW Epsom Green
New vdo MAF sensor but now have a noisy exhaust
Landy was stalling and down on power I Unplugged old air flow mass meter and Landy performed better, bought a VDO MAF sensor and plugged it in and now have a noisy exhaust at low RPM in gears. Sounds like exhaust is blowing but there is no leaks in the exhaust system. Does anyone know why and how to fix it.
Post #382525 27th Dec 2014 11:42pm
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NickH



Member Since: 01 Nov 2014
Location: Halifax
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England 2003 Defender 90 Td5 PU Rimini Red
Hi Greg L

Just fitted new maf to mine, The maf would not make the exhaust noisey, impossible, if the noise has started since you fitted it I would suspect its the intake pipework around the MAF which is not sealing correctly or by chance you have developed an exhaust leak at the same time but I dont believe in coincedence ! the leak will be either where it joins the air box or the where the pipe goes on to the maf. Check and recheck

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Post #382763 28th Dec 2014 7:06pm
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Greg L



Member Since: 30 Sep 2013
Location: Alexandria
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Scotland 2000 Defender 90 Td5 SW Epsom Green
It only does this when the MAF is electrically plugged in, I got hold of a friends MAF sensor on another working TD5 same symptoms. I'll give the down pipe a proper inspection since I haven't replaced that section of exhaust.
Post #382852 28th Dec 2014 11:05pm
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