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Julie Member Since: 07 Oct 2017 Location: Nantes Posts: 479 |
Including the tightness of the turbo hose
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9th Oct 2024 4:03pm |
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Silverspeed Member Since: 07 Jul 2024 Location: Leicestershire Posts: 14 |
Did this throw a fault code of dash warning light ? |
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9th Oct 2024 4:09pm |
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Silverspeed Member Since: 07 Jul 2024 Location: Leicestershire Posts: 14 |
Thanks - turbo and actuator were replaced early doors however i have positive news. Lots been done to the vehicle as already noted including some recent replacement wiring however nothing sorted the intermittent loss of power with no MIL or codes . As pretty well everything on the car was either tested or replaced the techs were left with one final area to look at - the ECU . This was replaced on Tuesday and since then no loss of power - in fact increase in boost , much better MPG and everything looking positive . Further road tests next week but fingers crossed will be back home on Thursday . It’s been a long journey but I now have a better understanding of the car thanks to everyone’s input . |
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2nd Nov 2024 11:37am |
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Waka56 Member Since: 08 Nov 2023 Location: Hamburg Posts: 160 |
An understanding, and lots of new parts!
Hope it is now sorted for a while Making my Defender great again. (Or trying to at least xD) |
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4th Nov 2024 6:29pm |
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cozz Member Since: 15 May 2013 Location: nottingham Posts: 537 |
sounds like you had a bad un, which hopefully is now a good un with loads of new parts that will serve you well
all the best |
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5th Nov 2024 9:47pm |
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Silverspeed Member Since: 07 Jul 2024 Location: Leicestershire Posts: 14 |
So my Defender is now back - done about 80 miles in it and so far so good - pulls much stronger and mpg is amazing ( compared to before ) . New ECU seems to have done the trick . Now to start the little jobs like why the interior lights don’t come on with door open and rear centre brake light non op . Little jobs I don’t mind working on and expected when I bought it . Does anyone know how to replace the clock bulb - is it the whole centre fascia out or does the clock come out separately to get to the bulb - assuming of course it does light up ?
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10th Nov 2024 12:43pm |
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blackwolf Member Since: 03 Nov 2009 Location: South West England Posts: 17364 |
Centre fascia out to get at back of clock. Easy job but odd bulb!
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10th Nov 2024 2:14pm |
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