Freelander TD4 power loss

Lee Gardiner · Feb 26, 2018

Thanks Skinny Mike, i’ll Investigate both and let you know, if it cures the problem

Lee Gardiner · Feb 28, 2018

Hello again, I have now tried it with the maf disconnected, no change! I have also located the map, thanks to Mike. I will be giving this a clean with some electrical cleaner and cleaning the induction system at the weekend. Hopefully my fuel filter will have arrived by then. If none of that helps, someone mentioned the turbo actuator sensor, could someone tell me where to look for that please? Also, can you drive the truck with the map disconnected, or is there another way to test it before buying a new one?
Thanks
Lee

Willy Bee · May 1, 2018

Devonshire said:
My 134000 mile TD4 starts well, runs well, acceleratres well, until I am over 2000 revs for more than a few minutes, once I do this the power drops off and the throttle is of very little use.
Have done all the Intercooler pipes, turbo pipes, ERV functions perfectly, (now), replaced three knackered vacumn pipes, there are no recorded faults and no warning lights come on.

All I have to do is turn the ignition key off and on, then all is restored, until I go over 2000 revs again.

Great for fuel consumption, 40+/gal, crap for anything else.

Please help, currently going mad.

Thanks

Graham

Got the same problem with my td4 55 plate. Changed all pipes before. Done service but dtill black smoke but loses power uphill

Skinny Mike · May 1, 2018

Lee Gardiner said:
Hello again, can you drive the truck with the map disconnected, or is there another way to test it before buying a new one?
Thanks
Lee

No you can't, MAP(manifold absolute pressure) if you unplug that the turbo won't know whats going on. In theory it will go to a default setting, but that won't help.
Mike

Skinny Mike · May 1, 2018

Lee Gardiner said:
. If none of that helps, someone mentioned the turbo actuator sensor, could someone tell me where to look for that please? Also, can you drive the truck with the map disconnected

Under the engine next to the turbo, small plastic part with 3 hoses going to it. Take the undertray off to gain access.
Mike

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