Grit Valve
2000 4.6 Vouge
How do you know that? LR introduced things seemingly at random according to when the parts bin was empty.
How do you know not? or were there two modifications
How do you know that? LR introduced things seemingly at random according to when the parts bin was empty.
There have been plenty of instances of odd configurations, the latest being a MY2000 with an early type front height sensor on one side with holes to match in the chassis. Was it crashed or was it original?How do you know not? or were there two modificationsevery one knows the late 98 99 p38's were updated no inbetweens I'm afraid .
There have been plenty of instances of odd configurations, the latest being a MY2000 with an early type front height sensor on one side with holes to match in the chassis. Was it crashed or was it original?
Same with the HEVAC changes the changeover date is fuzzy.
Because until the EDC receives confirmed signals from the CPS it doesn't know it's running, that's why it jumps to high revs momentarily when it starts.I don't why you chaos are so stubborn what the differance between the engine spinning reciving input or the engine running reciving input next time your int the Vicinity of the connection block try it and seeyes on paper it might say that but actions speak louder than words .
These mods came along with plastic manifold and egr my 98 has neither![]()
my 98 has bothThese mods came along with plastic manifold and egr my 98 has neither![]()
my 98 has both![]()
My last-off production line '02 4.6 had a 2 pin rear diff (which of course failed). Probably LR using up excess stock.
The third diode for pump on cranking was added, as I understand it, to try to overcome hot starting problems on some cars.
Did it work?
The third diode for pump on cranking was added, as I understand it, to try to overcome hot starting problems on some cars.
Maybe for some, my MY2000 doesn't have a hot start problem. I have never really followed it, but maybe all those fitting the hot start mod are pre 99 cars. Or it's as Wammers says and has been proved by re-timing, chain stretch on the older engines.
Variable chain quality, some stretch more then others perhaps?A friend of mine is a ex BMW service tech, he has told me it was a known issue on timing, but interestingly didn't happen to all m51 engines, he said there was never a pattern. Serviced to the book or not serviced at all, it was very random
As there is no mixture enrichment on a hot/warm start they need to turn a few times to start, just check you have no air in the clear pipe.Hi guy i wont start a new thead cos dont want to have to explain it all again
Its now having problems starting warm.
When i say problems its not all the time and when it does it, it can take any were between 1second to 5seconds of cranking to start is this the start of pump timing chain strech or im i overlooking somthing?
How bad can it get? Ie is this as bad as it will get or will it oneday Leave me stranded somewere?
As there is no mixture enrichment on a hot/warm start they need to turn a few times to start, just check you have no air in the clear pipe.
If it gets worse you can always fit a "Hot Start fix" (timed version)It ain't like a petrol, diesels need to turn fast enough to fire.