archwayanimal
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didn't want to use the forum as a platform - also concerned about how to conduct such a conversation in case my comments get shunted but this seems like just the ticket...
Chugging when slowing down
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thebiglad
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I can't get Euston to this. Especially with all the Paddington Bear talk around.
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First Class !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Even in spite of this little issue I think the OP is quite chuffed with his D2.
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archwayanimal
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It has a solid Engine - Diesel of course - pulls well and rattles along nicely. Had those three pesky signals on the dash recently but easily sorted so full steam ahead.
archwayanimal
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just coming back to this for any further non-train related suggestions?! Engine only does this sort of chug chug chug noise when coasting, ie when I take my foot off the big pedal and glide along serenely - does not do it if I rev the engine when stationery. Someone suggested it was something to do with unused fuel - but I'm not sure I understand that. Could it be something to do with the engine tuning? Am about to take delivery of a Nanocom so any advice on what I could tinker with would be much appreciated...
Dafman1990
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Hi, every d2 td5 I think I've driven has done this so I woul say it's perfectly normal behaviour
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