TD5 running problem
Discussion
Hi, I have a 2000 Discovery TD5 with a running problem.
It seems to "missfire" at about 2700 revs, if I try and drive through this problem (3500 rpm) it becomes very sluggish and lacking power, also gets a bit smokey out the back if I do this.
The juddery missfire type problem seems to be at its worst when cold, if I go a longer distance this missfire problem seems to get better but the sluggish/lacking in power feel gets worse.
Its done a little over 100k, and is due a service soon, but any help is good, don't mind getting the spanners out if there is aa easy fix.
Cheers Simon.
It seems to "missfire" at about 2700 revs, if I try and drive through this problem (3500 rpm) it becomes very sluggish and lacking power, also gets a bit smokey out the back if I do this.
The juddery missfire type problem seems to be at its worst when cold, if I go a longer distance this missfire problem seems to get better but the sluggish/lacking in power feel gets worse.
Its done a little over 100k, and is due a service soon, but any help is good, don't mind getting the spanners out if there is aa easy fix.
Cheers Simon.
As Bish says, it sounds like oil in the injector harness
Have a look here:
http://forums.lr4x4.com/index.php?showtopic=42788
Have a look here:
http://forums.lr4x4.com/index.php?showtopic=42788
Most probably Oil in the Injector Harness.
Remove Battery -ve, and the retaining screws holding the ECU just behind the battery.
Carefully unplug the multi-plug on the ECU, if you can see oil residue there - then that's the problem!
You can replace the Injector Harness yourself, they don't cost much, and then it's just a case of cleaning the oil off the ECU a couple of times until the majority has been cleared from the loom. You can replace that, but it's costly.
Remove Battery -ve, and the retaining screws holding the ECU just behind the battery.
Carefully unplug the multi-plug on the ECU, if you can see oil residue there - then that's the problem!
You can replace the Injector Harness yourself, they don't cost much, and then it's just a case of cleaning the oil off the ECU a couple of times until the majority has been cleared from the loom. You can replace that, but it's costly.
Changed the injector harness at the weekend, and cleaned the map sensor, worked better for a bit then started missfiring again, so cleaned ecu plug again, and map again, still not right but getting better.
was thinking of this EGR bypass? would this make it better?
Or any other ideas? I will look at boost hoses next.
was thinking of this EGR bypass? would this make it better?
Or any other ideas? I will look at boost hoses next.
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