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annette Member Since: 24 Nov 2017 Location: Tilarán, Costa Rica Posts: 68 |
Since I wasted a lot of time trying to find out how to diagnose a bad VCV here it is Take it out. Take it apart. Look at the piston. This is the bad one. Click image to enlarge Fixing Land Rovers in rural Guanacaste |
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28th Sep 2018 8:31pm |
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annette Member Since: 24 Nov 2017 Location: Tilarán, Costa Rica Posts: 68 |
Yes, now I hope the electricity board coughs up one from their other puma soon enough so that they believe it at last. Fixing Land Rovers in rural Guanacaste
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28th Sep 2018 8:47pm |
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williamthedog Member Since: 29 Dec 2012 Location: south wales Posts: 3441 |
I think you must have had a lot of water or contamination in your diesel to get it that bad. 😬
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29th Sep 2018 5:47am |
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annette Member Since: 24 Nov 2017 Location: Tilarán, Costa Rica Posts: 68 |
Nope, just our normal diesel from our wondrous state refinery. Panama is too far from where I live, but you feel the difference straight away. Nicaragua has the same 'quality' we get here Sulphur, c..p, moisture, particles... Has already cost me two pump overhauls on my 300tdi and 200tdi Rangie Fixing Land Rovers in rural Guanacaste |
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1st Oct 2018 4:15pm |
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