THEengineer
whatever
unbelievable,seen about 3 td4 gaylanders belching out black smoke today,now this you would think would make me gloat but not so wifes R75 diesel with the same lump did this yesterday misfiring and chucking out smoke back to normal today though
common faults on these?
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Mines petrol. On diesels black smoke can be a problem but often it's a quick fix. Cleaning egr things and split rubber pipes seems to be popular. Sometimes it can be due to a faulty sensor.unbelievable,seen about 3 td4 gaylanders belching out black smoke today,now this you would think would make me gloat but not so wifes R75 diesel with the same lump did this yesterday misfiring and chucking out smoke back to normal today though
Post 221 now.
THEengineer
whatever
cheers
got to be honest have tuned the car now produces 180 bhp,dont know if they can do this in the freelanders but the car goes like fook
Hippo
Lord Hippo
That's a lot of power from a diesel Freelander 1. Get yerself over to the other Freelander forum. Loads of freds over there about smoke and things to check.cheers
Grimmer
THE Winner
That's a lot of power from a hairdryer
Your still ere then Hippo
Grimmer
THE Winner
Be too cold and draughty for you soon enough though, that ickle dog won't keep you warm like a pig does
Hippo
Lord Hippo
The dog was a corgi gas fitter. I asked him to come ere to check the central heating system. It needed serviced. It int my dog. I dun't like dogs. They tend to want to bite me. The dog has gone now. I likes rabbits but ours died. I have a backup log fire in ere just in case the heating stops. I got some sillycon seal the other day to do our windows. Will probably have some left for in ere.Be too cold and draughty for you soon enough though, that ickle dog won't keep you warm like a pig does
Grimmer
THE Winner
Hippo
Lord Hippo
... and water leaks ... and oil leaks ...We likes draught, it makes us feel at home
Grimmer
THE Winner
Oldseadog
Well-Known Member
And keeping our doors on when it rains or we go through puddles
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Yer but no but careful yer dun't go round corners too fast of this'll happen. I can only assume from the tyre mark that the vehicle turned left too fast and the rear door opened and flung oft to the right of the photo, me lord.And keeping our doors on when it rains or we go through puddles
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Jaswilliams
Active Member
Yer but no but careful yer dun't go round corners too fast of this'll happen. I can only assume from the tyre mark that the vehicle turned left too fast and the rear door opened and flung oft to the right of the photo, me lord.
Bit drastic just to fit it in the garage
