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whooppee

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• Mar 21, 2010

• #1

Hi there, i am new to this forum, so hi to everyone... just bought a power booster from pro-racing its supposed to be fitted to a wire from the air flow meter, i think, but i can't work out which one, if anyone can help please let me know, oh, its a freelander TD4.
many thanks

 

The Mad Hat Man

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• Mar 21, 2010

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:welcome:

"power booster" :hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi

sucker! :dnfnoob:

 

J.P.S

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• Mar 21, 2010

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The Mad Hat Man

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• Mar 21, 2010

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yu got noo smileys then, JP?

 

J.P.S

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• Mar 21, 2010

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The Mad Hat Man said:

yu got noo smileys then, JP?

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Na same ones ive had for ages, ive just been away, hanging my head in shame ever since rusty died and i brought a french dog as a temporary run about, but now rusty is fixed, new injun, clutch, cam belt, water pump, sills, underseal and an mot wooohooo
Oh and the french dog got sold for what i paid for it! less mot an tax!

 

chromiumuk

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• Mar 22, 2010

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whooppee said:

Hi there, i am new to this forum, so hi to everyone... just bought a power booster from pro-racing its supposed to be fitted to a wire from the air flow meter, i think, but i can't work out which one, if anyone can help please let me know, oh, its a freelander TD4.
many thanks

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Think you'll need to provide a bit more info on what you've got there as I've searched for pro racing power booster & turned up nothing. Usually the proper tuning boxes plug into the connector at the injector rail. You need to remove some inlet pipes on top of the engine to see tyhe connector. This is only if you've got a decent box though.

Suggest you read the relevant sections on Rons site Tuning-diesels for cheaper diesel tuning.