Clarification

Ok so i've been scanning the forum and have come up with the following to get my freelander td4 top notch.

Egr blank it. Bought from fleebay.
Change the old hoses.
Use good engine oil /fuel.
Add 200 ml of 2stroke to every full tank.

It's booked in for a full service but i'll be doing the egr thing myself to be sure it's properly cleaned.

I think that should do it, any other info would be welcome, and one last thing this site and you lot are brilliant.

Tks again
James
Malta

How about the BMW upgraded cyclone vortex-type pcv Oil Separator.

That part is very important. And it's not on the service schedule.

I can give you the BMW part Nr if you wish.

Caio,

Singvogel.

how about a synergy2 and try 300ml of 2 stroke per tank

rhodie said:

how about a synergy2 and try 300ml of 2 stroke per tank

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He's already onto the 2-stroke!

Singvogel said:

He's already onto the 2-stroke!

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yes he said 200ml not 300 ml

rhodie said:

yes he said 200ml not 300 ml

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Oops.

Tks for the replies.
So 300ml it is.
Part number would be great pls.
Tks again
James

Jaymz said:

Tks for the replies.
So 300ml it is.
Part number would be great pls.
Tks again
James

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OK James,

You can buy this part at any BMW agent/dealer - but not at a LandRover agent.

Part Nr. B11.12.7.799.367

Costs somewhere around €25

Loads of info on here how to change it - just take care with the diesel pipe 'T' junctions - don't pull on one side only - gently ease them up.

Caio,

Singvogel.

Definately change the Cyclone filter as Sing said.

I'd also change the turbo actuator filter that sits behind the airbox.

Vissie said:

Definately change the Cyclone filter as Sing said.

I'd also change the turbo actuator filter that sits behind the airbox.

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Vissie is right - but that little filter should be part of the full service you've booked.

S.

Vissie said:

Definately change the Cyclone filter as Sing said.

I'd also change the turbo actuator filter that sits behind the airbox.

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Is this what your reffering to.
Land Rover Freelander TD4 Crankcase Breather Filter & Turbo Vent Filter | eBay

Tks

Yes.



The one Sing was refering to is a modified version of the cyclone filter, fitted to the Td4 in BMW's though.

Jaymz said:

Is this what your reffering to.
Land Rover Freelander TD4 Crankcase Breather Filter & Turbo Vent Filter | eBay

Tks

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Hi,

Just to be clear - your eBay link is showing 2 unrelated things. The little clear plastic filter on the upper right is the turbo vent filter which is quite cheap and should be included as part of your full service. You'll find it below and to the left of the big black servo unit.

The blue thing (and the allied rubber bits) is the original style crankcase filter.
If you buy the BMW part you get the upgraded cyclone part, and the rubber gaskets and 'O' ring included.

I would not fit a straight replacement of the 'old-style' part.

Caio,

Singvogel.

Ok all clear, tks so much guys you ever in malta the beers on me