ratty
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5 years on I guess he might have got it sorted by now.:doh::doh::doh:
:welcome2: to landyzone by the way.
TD5 injector problems
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5 years on I guess he might have got it sorted by now.:doh::doh::doh:
:welcome2: to landyzone by the way.
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May I offer up Tuftee as evidence???
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evidence of what? Driver abuse? Lazy bastiditus? homework for weldersining class hasn't been done? Trees can grow through landys if left parked for long enough? The cold war is over and U-boats are no longer needed? You can't stop rust? MHM's dimentia has got that bad he forgot what was under the tarpaulin on his drive?
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all of the above
The injectors in your '96 Disco have nothing whatsoever in common with the Lucas-Delphi electronic injectors in a TD5.
For a start, a TD5 doesn't have in injection pump, nor is it a common-rail diesel.
CharlesY
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Hi,
my td5 is acting in a similar way slight miss, a mates computer readout tells you to check the wiring and then the injectors for one sticking.
I will replace the wiring loom first as when i removed the plug from the socket it was driping with oil.
If that doesnt work then i will have the injectors tested.
By the way try Diesel Bobs at Ribchester near Blackburn, he tests and recons injectors. I had mine done on the jeep i had befor. Take a look at his website.
I will let you know how i get on with mine.
Bye for now.
my td5 is acting in a similar way slight miss, a mates computer readout tells you to check the wiring and then the injectors for one sticking.
I will replace the wiring loom first as when i removed the plug from the socket it was driping with oil.
If that doesnt work then i will have the injectors tested.
By the way try Diesel Bobs at Ribchester near Blackburn, he tests and recons injectors. I had mine done on the jeep i had befor. Take a look at his website.
I will let you know how i get on with mine.
Bye for now.
just logged on to the site and found some of you are
having misfires on the td5 i had the same with mine
before you all part with your hard earned check the injector harness
plug its just on the front left hand side of the rocker cover.
release plug and you will find oil on the conections a drop off electrical spray and a wipe should sort it. the harness is easy to reaplace its under the rocker cover and takes about a hour to do they cost around £35
having misfires on the td5 i had the same with mine
before you all part with your hard earned check the injector harness
plug its just on the front left hand side of the rocker cover.
release plug and you will find oil on the conections a drop off electrical spray and a wipe should sort it. the harness is easy to reaplace its under the rocker cover and takes about a hour to do they cost around £35
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Not a good start for you.... Beside being a very old thread,you are wrong,swapping injectors in the way you say is not conclusive proof of a faulty loom.Other causes can be poor compression or a dying ecu etc......
Fink you are supposed to go through a load of crap introducing yourself or risk being flamed by arsey members,cant see a lot of point really,if you have something useful to say or are in trouble needing help it just wastes time.
