joshremlin
Active Member
Does re mapping actually make a big difference or a big enough difference to warrant spending 150 quid on it?
THEengineer
whatever
remapping a 300 tdi?????????????????????????????????????????????
joshremlin
Active Member
Yeah a lad at work said I would be loads better off save on fuel and alsorts.
joshremlin
Active Member
disco 300tdi and its manual, im new to all this and that mate can get it done cheap so if I was going to benifit from it I would of done it.
joshremlin
Active Member
he just got his freelander done
stutab
Well-Known Member
300 TDI manuals are mechanical fuel pumps. No electricary controlling the fueling into the engine. You can adjust the fueling screw, don't ask me how I play with V8's. Auto's have a ecu fuel pump that may be able to be remapped. Any mechanic that has been about more than 10 year's should know what to do. Freelander D2 and P38 and defender TD5 and newer are all ecu controlled, all older are not.
joshremlin
Active Member
Ill leave it then lads I didn't realise he just said he could get it me done cheap!!
mechanical fuel injected engine, not electric in anyway other than a stop solenoid.
So, as others have tried to inform you, you cannot remap your engine. it doesn't have a map, it does have a mechanical pump which can be adjusted, but also you'll need to alter the boost and idle to compensate. it won't be better on fuel.
leave it as it is
So, as others have tried to inform you, you cannot remap your engine. it doesn't have a map, it does have a mechanical pump which can be adjusted, but also you'll need to alter the boost and idle to compensate. it won't be better on fuel.
leave it as it is
joshremlin
Active Member
Im new to them and only know a bit about cars but ill leave it as it is... just fine just sluggerish in a morning.mechanical fuel injected engine, not electric in anyway other than a stop solenoid.
So, as others have tried to inform you, you cannot remap your engine. it doesn't have a map, it does have a mechanical pump which can be adjusted, but also you'll need to alter the boost and idle to compensate. it won't be better on fuel.
leave it as it is
