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I think my oil level has risen. Can the diesel get into the rocker cover?
I’ve got a 400 mile motorway journey. Don’t want to wreck it! Might change the oil first.
 
Mudstyler said:
I think my oil level has risen. Can the diesel get into the rocker cover?
I’ve got a 400 mile motorway journey. Don’t want to wreck it! Might change the oil first.
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diesel can commonly enter the engine oil by 2 ways ,one leaking injector o rings and the other if head cracks around the fuel gallery,which means fuel enters rocker gallery and down into the sump
 
Ok chaps. It’s not drivable at all today. I have no proper tools or parts but I aim to remove injectors and anneal the copper washers soft again. I’ve stripped it all down but top tips for removing the injectors without a slide hammer/puller anyone?
 
Link and piccie from it
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/land-rover/range-rover/100694/how-to-refit-injector-seals-pictures

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Cheers
 
They’re out! No recovery unfortunately...
The o rings look fine. Copper washers have some dubious areas but nothing screams out. I’ve annealed them over the burner in our hot water boiler :-0
Think I’ll flip them over to give a new area for the injector to bite into.
 
Mudstyler said:
They’re out! No recovery unfortunately...
The o rings look fine. Copper washers have some dubious areas but nothing screams out. I’ve annealed them over the burner in our hot water boiler :-0
Think I’ll flip them over to give a new area for the injector to bite into.
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I hope you made a note of which one went in which place.

Cheers
 
All back together... no different. Won’t even tick over. Fuel pump goes for ages. If I do purge it just keeps going 5 times or more?
 
Just discovered my crank position sensor wires melted together. And a lone can of Desperados in the fridge. Going t o tackle both in reverse order :)
 
OK, have you checked the fuel flow at the FPR?

the pump can fail on the high pressure side , so it does not provided enough pressure / flow to the head.

Cheers
 
neilly said:
OK, have you checked the fuel flow at the FPR?

the pump can fail on the high pressure side , so it does not provided enough pressure / flow to the head.

Cheers
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I sort of discounted that as last week the pump relay packed in and it still worked fine although I couldn’t get over 50 mph. I’ve replaced the relay and 2 days later this problem... I took the pump out and fired up with the green hose off. Lots of flow. Same with the fpr temp sensor removed.
Thanks neilly
 
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Mudstyler said:
I sort of discounted that as last week the pump relay packed in and it still worked fine although I couldn’t get over 50 mph. I’ve replaced the relay and 2 days later this problem... I took the pump out and fired up with the green hose off. Lots of flow.
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I measured the output on the D2, and it was only outputting the flow at the LP rate. That would not restart after a fuel filter change.
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Cheers
 
I’ve had tho throw in the towel and booked recovery ££££ back to Uk. So I’ll up dat you in a couple of weeks.
I called my local independent who reckons it’s the ECU all day long. It’s less than 2 years old from Alive tuning so maybe some warranty...
 
Mudstyler said:
I’ve had tho throw in the towel and booked recovery ££££ back to Uk. So I’ll up dat you in a couple of weeks.
I called my local independent who reckons it’s the ECU all day long. It’s less than 2 years old from Alive tuning so maybe some warranty...
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Did you have the older non-flashable ECU where they would have needed to replace the chip? It's possible the solder joints might have partially failed
 
JimS said:
Did you have the older non-flashable ECU where they would have needed to replace the chip? It's possible the solder joints might have partially failed
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It was fitted by the previous owner. But from recollection the receipt was for a new unit remapped to stage one. £900
 
Finally the landy is back in the uk (£1000 transport later) and it turns out it was the ECU after all.... oh well
Thanks for all your assistance though guys, we gave it a good shot
 
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