FL1 TD4 BMW ENGINE CRANKCASE BREATHER FILTER

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Richard Snow

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Bought for my 53 reg TD4, changed to FL2 before fitted so in box and as new.
All I want is £5 to cover shipping and insurance.
To see the item and description on Ebay search for "LAND ROVER FREELANDER 1 TD4 BMW ENGINE MODIFIED CRANKCASE BREATHER FILTER KIT"
Any ?'s please ask.
 

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Thanks Richard.

All looks good, and will help me as I experiment with trying reduce the the infamous TD4 2k misfire.

The grey Freelander 2 looked great BTW.
 
All looks good, and will help me as I experiment with trying reduce the the infamous TD4 2k misfire.


Route the breather away from the turbo intake pipe, and vent to the atmosphere temporarily. Then block the turbo intake pipe with a plug or can lid, or anything else that will seal it up temporarily.
The see if it makes a difference to the 2k misfire.
It's something that was always on my "things to try" list, but I never got round to it. :(
 
Route the breather away from the turbo intake pipe, and vent to the atmosphere temporarily. Then block the turbo intake pipe with a plug or can lid, or anything else that will seal it up temporarily.
The see if it makes a difference to the 2k misfire.
It's something that was always on my "things to try" list, but I never got round to it. :(
Thanks and will try that.
Reading your thread on the subject a while back, I have to agree that temperature plays an important part. Once I'm up to the magic 88C it's no longer present (so far).
It's not going to be a high priority problem to tackle as we go through the winter months, but any time I have to have the induction pipes etc off to do work, I'll try out some different things to see if it helps.
 
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