TD4 loss of power

Hi,

After I have been running on the motorway for 20mins the engine warning light comes on between 65 and 70mph and I loose power. It mantains the current speed but nothing happens when the accelerator is pressed. There is also a low whine before the warning light comes on. Then when I slow down the light goes out and the power comes back.
I have taken it to a LR specialist but they are stumped. It is reporting a turbo inlet fault but they have checked the turbo and hoses and all are OK.

Has anyone seens this before or can advise on a possible cause?

have you (they) checked the small filter (looks like a fuel filter) that hangs loose down the back of the engine...

found one like that dangling on the back of my engine tuther day, what is it?.............

thats the one, also do as ming says ang change your fuel filter!

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Cheers Optimus Prime. Found the filter, checked it but could not find anything wrong. The problem seems to have gone though. Fingers crossed.... Perhaps the hose was kinked. Cheers anyway.
The car had just been serviced when this happened so all filters are new.

sdm38 said:

The car had just been serviced when this happened so all filters are new.

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this particular filter, along with crankcase breather filter doesnt appear on the service schedule, so maybe worth a check anyway. esp. crankcase breather filter, only £22 genuine part, takes about an hour first time, but consequences of not changing it...

Optimus Prime said:

this particular filter, along with crankcase breather filter doesnt appear on the service schedule, so maybe worth a check anyway. esp. crankcase breather filter, only £22 genuine part, takes about an hour first time, but consequences of not changing it...

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the ickle dangly filter at the back is. . . . .the engine vacuum inlet filter , and it shuld have an open end , change it about every 35k miles . . . . .Porky sis