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tottot
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Bummer, If they did not do the job right take it back.
Yeah beginning to lose the love for this Land Rover at the moment
Just tried changing the oil, drove 30 miles and the level has risen 1cm
Will call them in the morning, annoying thing is there was nothing wrong with the injectors before, l drove it about 800 miles and the oil level never moved.
Just tried changing the oil, drove 30 miles and the level has risen 1cm
Will call them in the morning, annoying thing is there was nothing wrong with the injectors before, l drove it about 800 miles and the oil level never moved.
tottot
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Injector seal replacement can quite easily not go right, just a bit of crud, seal the wrong way up [ some are one way ] crappy replacement ect.
Had one go on my Focus but at least fuel vapor just made a stinky explosive mixture under the bonnet as injectors are not in the valve/rockerbox.
Had one go on my Focus but at least fuel vapor just made a stinky explosive mixture under the bonnet as injectors are not in the valve/rockerbox.
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I’ve never heard of this happening following the replacing of injector seals. It’s certainly one of the more easier jobs to do. I suggest to record your oil level once it’s completely cooled down. I would then consider draining the oil and testing it. Finally, replace the seals yourself.
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I don't see how dodgy injector seals would impact diesel getting into the oil, a damaged injector might if it was sticking open but you'd notice this in the way the engine is running and what's coming out of the exhaust surely?
tottot
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When injectors are fitted inside the rocker/valve box leaking injector seals will result in fuel mixing with the engine oil.
Lightning says there was no problem with rising oil level before garage changed the injector seals so one has to go from there with the investigation.
Lightning says there was no problem with rising oil level before garage changed the injector seals so one has to go from there with the investigation.
Td5 has several seals on the injectors as the fuel rail is internal in the head itself, most just have the copper one, but these also have seals for the fuel system.
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Sounds like a design flaw to me
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Thinking it needs a new head is catastrophising a bit, seals and gaskets etc sure I doubt the whole head needs replacing
Landyfox
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Though it is a possibility, it is highly unlikely that would arise out of the blue without any earlier symptoms. I would be more inclined to to think seals.
Surely you mean flow
Been quite a few truck engines over the years with the same idea, cummins had it many many years ago.
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Hope it is good.
