the_wolf
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Got a full genuine LR kit from work, for bugger all I might add . Ill it today and see how it goes
Hang on, while I think on - you're not stuck on a lawn are you?
and you checked the lil hose behind the engine to the pump? it's all good and not split?
also, take the pump housing apart and check nothing is gummed up.
i'll presume the air filter is clean.. or you've ran it with it off and the accel cable is adjusted correctly and not broken
Just saw this. Yeah the hose going from turbo to top of pump is fine but ill see if I can change that just in case.
Air filter is new and accelerator cable is fine, no problems there.
How would I take pumping housing apart and is that relatively simple?
Air filter is new
it's the same as the fuel pump tweak, 4 bolts/screws. but instead of turning the diaphragm, you are making sure it moves up and down alright and has no splits or crap in it.
just be careful not to move anything if you don't want to tweak. i'd even punch mark the case to the lil notch on the diaphragm so you don't lose the position.
300 is the same http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f8/sluggish-disco-not-any-more-146991.html ignore the bosch thing.
i'm not convinced it will be that, but it might!
check back pressure on exhaust.. undo the downpipe from the manifold
apart from that, all i can think of is the injector pump, dodgy injectors would probably kick out a puff of black.. or compression is gone.. maybe hg
After, only put it in the other day. It's a bog standard 300tdi filter and is a hell of a lot less restrictive than the Donaldson one I took off but its been running fine for a year or so with that so its not an air filter problem.New since before or after the problem? Maybe worth a quick trip without the filter just in case it's too restrictive.
Would a dodgy HG cause a loss of power pretty much only on hills though? It probably is about due a change though but seems odd symptoms.
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