Dave2302
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So atm everythin on my old D2 seems to be fixed and it is driving great, except for the Engine Vibration
Reading a very long (40 odd page thread) and now half way through it, where nothing seems to cure an Engine Vibe in an Automatic TD5 D2, I came across this post ....
"Don't forget that only the killer combo of a Td5 AND ZF autobox leads to these horrid vibes. Td5 Defenders rattle & shake enough as they are, but lack the harmonic vibes. During the summer holidays I met the head mechanic of Belgiums biggest Land Rover dealership and chatting about this subject he mentioned 2 treatments that they were using: swap the injectors around (so inj. 1 moves to pos. 2, inj. 2 moves to pos. 3, inj. 3 to pos. 4 etc. and/or by replacing the 3rd character in the injector code with a J and the 4th with an N for all injectors. Doing so will instruct the ECU to inject the max amount of diesel and by doing so reduce the vibrations... Have not tried it yet but the re-coding is done quickly enough. Will give it a try this weekend and keep you posted!"
Anyone who knows the D2 / Auto / TD5's care to comment please ??? ............
In particular changing the 3rd and 4th digits of the Injector Codings
Maybe if that is a 10P ECU I should buy and try a 15P one ? (I know Auto and manual differ btw)
Final thing, does anyone know, will a 15P Engine run ok / plug into a 10P ECU / Wiring ...........
My car has the later 15P Engine, but I don't know if whomever have swapped it's ECU, my ECU is a MSB101192 in case that helps
PO who had all the work done is no help as he died before I got the Car
TIA Dave
Reading a very long (40 odd page thread) and now half way through it, where nothing seems to cure an Engine Vibe in an Automatic TD5 D2, I came across this post ....
"Don't forget that only the killer combo of a Td5 AND ZF autobox leads to these horrid vibes. Td5 Defenders rattle & shake enough as they are, but lack the harmonic vibes. During the summer holidays I met the head mechanic of Belgiums biggest Land Rover dealership and chatting about this subject he mentioned 2 treatments that they were using: swap the injectors around (so inj. 1 moves to pos. 2, inj. 2 moves to pos. 3, inj. 3 to pos. 4 etc. and/or by replacing the 3rd character in the injector code with a J and the 4th with an N for all injectors. Doing so will instruct the ECU to inject the max amount of diesel and by doing so reduce the vibrations... Have not tried it yet but the re-coding is done quickly enough. Will give it a try this weekend and keep you posted!"
Anyone who knows the D2 / Auto / TD5's care to comment please ??? ............
In particular changing the 3rd and 4th digits of the Injector Codings
Maybe if that is a 10P ECU I should buy and try a 15P one ? (I know Auto and manual differ btw)
Final thing, does anyone know, will a 15P Engine run ok / plug into a 10P ECU / Wiring ...........
My car has the later 15P Engine, but I don't know if whomever have swapped it's ECU, my ECU is a MSB101192 in case that helps
PO who had all the work done is no help as he died before I got the Car
TIA Dave