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Old 1st-December-2008, 17:16
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Question Freelander fueling.
Hi to all, i know i'm a newbie , but hey i'll jump straight in.....
Started to try and solve my freelander problems over the w/end but keep on coming to dead ends.
She runs lovely on tickover and up to 3/4k then just bogs out as if being starved..
I,ve had the air flow meter checked... ok. checked all pipes are connected and in good condition, had the fuel pump out today and cleaned/checked it...air filter all good and clean..
now i'm stuck for where to go next, and seeing as i'm in france .. there's now really helpfull people/garages that i know of,
any ideas will be most appreciated
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check ya hoses - they are prone to splitting or collapsing. common feature on the doozils (if thats wot you got).
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Old 1st-December-2008, 17:43
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Petrol or diesel? There's a significant difference in how they work.
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check ya hoses - they are prone to splitting or collapsing. common feature on the doozils (if thats wot you got).
when you say collapsing, do you mean collapse and stay collapsed, or just on boost?
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I feel i have to appolagise because it's only the poorpers petrol version !!
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FFS not agin. . . . .WOT MOTOR IS IT!!!!!AND DUNT SAY GAYLANDER. . . . .
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OOPS. . . .HE REPLYED UN ITS PETROL. . . .FLOPPY!!!!YER NEEDED. . . .
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is it a 1.8 or a 2.5?

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1.8petrol esi model. not that the model should make any difference !
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1.8petrol esi model. not that the model should make any difference !
Er. . . .fink its very different, less you know better, but then youd not be askin fer help ,wood you, fink we are mind readers . . . . .
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