Freelander 1 Does that Egr needs cleaning?

Alibro · Jun 23, 2018

mbrokof said:
Sorry, if I disturbed your world view

Some fun for the weekend

Is it really placebo or have we been indoctrinated with the word placebo and a meaning to confuse us and our clear mind?

I recently watched a video from a bloke in Germany who developed a heating from pipes with some oil and ribs from aluminum or so and heated it up to 80 deg. C, by putting a plug into thesocket for a minute.

Well that's me converted, this guy in the videos is a genius.
Satellites are just big balloons
The earth is flat, how else does the water stay put!
Gravity doesn't exist because it doesn't effect birds and butterflies. Stuff is just heavier than air. Utter utter genius. How did I not see it before?

mbrokof · Jun 26, 2018

Alibro said:
Well that's me converted, this guy in the videos is a genius.
Satellites are just big balloons
The earth is flat, how else does the water stay put!
Gravity doesn't exist because it doesn't effect birds and butterflies. Stuff is just heavier than air. Utter utter genius. How did I not see it before?

Ups, pasted one link twice, that one was another one interesting, but you probably found it already
That bloke is indeed excellent. When I saw the one video about gravitation I was wondering why my dad didn‘t ask me that;-).
Here is another one
These videos were kind of on the way when I discovered the energy bit.

I once read something Richard Wagner shall have said how he literally didn‘t believe anything before he didn‘t checked it himself.
That‘s usually what anyone from nowadays says to check for yourself and that’s what I try to do. I started reading a book from a scientist of around 1880 or so and he was explaining every single piece about the flat earth, but I recognised I couldn‘t handle it yet and thought. I would be more into testing it myself to be honest. While reading the below I had some ideas to do it.
I am pretty sure that‘s what we are on is not a ball, but if it‘s flat, mmhhh. It would make sense in line with the Edda, the younger one. Thought it when going to Dunkirk and seeing the other side from Dover and read an article on a German blog from someone who was on holiday and took pictures from places which according to the explanations should be to far away to be seen with the curvature they tell us. There is also a hollow earth theory which shall match much better from a physical standpoint.

„Einstein‘s relativity is a magnificent mathematical garb which fascinates, dazzles
and makes people blind to the underlying errors. The theory is like a beggar clothed
in purple whom ignorant people take for a king... its exponents are brilliant
men but they are metaphysicists rather than scientists.“ Nikola Tesla - az Quotes

mbrokof · Jun 26, 2018

Nodge68 said:
There's been claims and tests of magnets on fuel for years. It's been proven time and time again that it's nothing but smake oil. A magnetic field does as little to fuel in the fuel line just as it does to rheumatism in a human wrist.

But it's your car. You do what you like, but when it doesn't work, you'll know why I say it's snake oil.
Don't take my word for it.
Read the wiki pages on the subject yourself. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuel_saving_device.

Well, if that would work with magnetism wouldn’t then if I approach it with a metal shaving or a metal (iron) bolt which otherwise would stick to a magnet, stick to it as well? I tested it and there is no attraction between a metal shaving and that piece. How would you explain that then? Haven‘t read the article, but will do. Interesting to know what they say.
You know I wouldn’t really read wikpedia as it is said to be a Mossad controlled site, resp. would be very careful what is on there.

Alibro · Jun 26, 2018

mbrokof said:
Ups, pasted one link twice, that one was another one interesting, but you probably found it already
That bloke is indeed excellent. When I saw the one video about gravitation I was wondering why my dad didn‘t ask me that;-).
Here is another one
These videos were kind of on the way when I discovered the energy bit.

I once read something Richard Wagner shall have said how he literally didn‘t believe anything before he didn‘t checked it himself.
That‘s usually what anyone from nowadays says to check for yourself and that’s what I try to do. I started reading a book from a scientist of around 1880 or so and he was explaining every single piece about the flat earth, but I recognised I couldn‘t handle it yet and thought. I would be more into testing it myself to be honest. While reading the below I had some ideas to do it.
I am pretty sure that‘s what we are on is not a ball, but if it‘s flat, mmhhh. It would make sense in line with the Edda, the younger one. Thought it when going to Dunkirk and seeing the other side from Dover and read an article on a German blog from someone who was on holiday and took pictures from places which according to the explanations should be to far away to be seen with the curvature they tell us. There is also a hollow earth theory which shall match much better from a physical standpoint.

„Einstein‘s relativity is a magnificent mathematical garb which fascinates, dazzles
and makes people blind to the underlying errors. The theory is like a beggar clothed
in purple whom ignorant people take for a king... its exponents are brilliant
men but they are metaphysicists rather than scientists.“ Nikola Tesla - az Quotes

mbrokof said:
Well, if that would work with magnetism wouldn’t then if I approach it with a metal shaving or a metal (iron) bolt which otherwise would stick to a magnet, stick to it as well? I tested it and there is no attraction between a metal shaving and that piece. How would you explain that then? Haven‘t read the article, but will do. Interesting to know what they say.
You know I wouldn’t really read wikpedia as it is said to be a Mossad controlled site, resp. would be very careful what is on there.

Erm.... Sorry mate my brain just farted. I'm not interested in this kind of stuff at all and I suspect that goes for most of the folk who hang around Landyzone.
I'm afraid I was trying (not very successfully mind) to be funny when I said he was a genius. I tend not to trust musicians when they try to get philosophical or talk science. They're safer sticking to music and leaving the science to scientists.
Hillbilly musicians all the more so.
To be honest when I watched the first video I thought it was a joke. Please tell me it was a joke.

Madmustang · Jun 26, 2018

Can I ask that this conversation carries on in the anything goes section and to keep the technical stuff for this forum please

mbrokof · Jul 2, 2018

Alibro said:
Erm.... Sorry mate my brain just farted. I'm not interested in this kind of stuff at all and I suspect that goes for most of the folk who hang around Landyzone.
I'm afraid I was trying (not very successfully mind) to be funny when I said he was a genius. I tend not to trust musicians when they try to get philosophical or talk science. They're safer sticking to music and leaving the science to scientists.
Hillbilly musicians all the more so.
To be honest when I watched the first video I thought it was a joke. Please tell me it was a joke.

Sorry, didn‘t get that one. To be honest I don‘t care if he‘s a musician or what not as long as it makes sense. Anyway, like I mentioned didn’t have a deep look into that part as of yet as way above my hed so far. A technician from Germany I know measured the sunrises for 1.5y in summer, winter to measure shadows and put a video on with all he found for himself. At least that I understood and it makes sense to me. Will see what I‘ll find out on the other section.
What Nodge and Hippo mentioned that didn‘t work out magnetic as I tested, but would need to read the article he linked in still.

Madmustang said:
Can I ask that this conversation carries on in the anything goes section and to keep the technical stuff for this forum please

Yes, agreed Madmustang, apologies. Is it just to move the last comments over or to start new? Was thinking the same after the second one.

Alibro · Jul 2, 2018

Back to the EGR and does it need cleaned?
I'd love to know the outcome in 6 months time If you do your fix on it.
More things in heaven and earth and all that.
Round, Flat or square.

mbrokof · Jul 7, 2018

Alibro said:
Back to the EGR and does it need cleaned?
I'd love to know the outcome in 6 months time If you do your fix on it.

Yes, will keep you posted. Am interested myself how it goes. Thought I could give an update with pics, but then
forgot the map plug or it slipped out as not properly fitted and that might have ruined it.

Alibro said:
More things in heaven and earth and all that.
Round, Flat or square.

Yes, definitely

mbrokof · Oct 16, 2020

Here is how it looks two years later, but engine not running as it used, being told by the garage it runs fine though, Bosch.

Cheers

Arctic2 · Oct 17, 2020

mbrokof said:
Here is how it looks two years later, but engine not running as it used, being told by the garage it runs fine though, Bosch.View attachment 221339
Cheers

That needs cleaning again below is one that is 12 months old on a R40 i serviced.

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This is what it looked like previous.

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how is it that clean after 12 months maybe because the hose from the EGR to the solenoid was cut and a nylon dowel added and the hose pushed back together.

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