lol thats what seems to be happening but bit concerned and when coming up to juctions it just wants to jump out
self revving freelander
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lol thats what seems to be happening but bit concerned and when coming up to juctions it just wants to jump out
Yanick
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There is a cheap fix !
Take it for a long drive ! Don't ask me why but I'll make a bet with you that this works. . .I think your little fella is aching for a long drive. mine was anxious in the same way, ,trying to rev himself up . . .
As amusing as this might sound, I'm actually not joking.
As for junctions etc: I got around it with the gears and clutch /
Do the revs 'spookily' reduce when you gear down and your clutch reaches the friction point ? Try getting out of the junctions and get on the highway for a day. As for the juctions / coast your clutch at the friction point, when its trying to rev itself up. Let him know with the friction point that he aint goin no-where without your say so..
Take it for a long drive ! Don't ask me why but I'll make a bet with you that this works. . .I think your little fella is aching for a long drive. mine was anxious in the same way, ,trying to rev himself up . . .
As amusing as this might sound, I'm actually not joking.
As for junctions etc: I got around it with the gears and clutch /
Do the revs 'spookily' reduce when you gear down and your clutch reaches the friction point ? Try getting out of the junctions and get on the highway for a day. As for the juctions / coast your clutch at the friction point, when its trying to rev itself up. Let him know with the friction point that he aint goin no-where without your say so..
HuN73R
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hello
been on long drives but still the same even replaced the maf again but still the bloody same prob, as soon as i disconnect the maf its fine
cheers
hello
now i have just replaced the maf with yet another new maf and its still the same, so it can't be that but as soon as i unplug it the cars fine.
so can anyone advise me why the connection of the maf affects the car like this. what else is linked to the maf that could have gone????
cheers dean
now i have just replaced the maf with yet another new maf and its still the same, so it can't be that but as soon as i unplug it the cars fine.
so can anyone advise me why the connection of the maf affects the car like this. what else is linked to the maf that could have gone????
cheers dean
