Jon Dor
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Aren't individual "targets" addressable...ie: smart and reply to the signal being sent to them??Yep, that's it, cheap and nasty German engineering.
Aren't individual "targets" addressable...ie: smart and reply to the signal being sent to them??Yep, that's it, cheap and nasty German engineering.
oh dearPlenty of pressure in the coolant this time after a longer drive.. must be the tiniest leak.
HG job after all
Aren't we all who own Land RoversI'm also wired up wrong as you put it
Gotta be John... all for one & one for all!Aren't we all who own Land Rovers
You checked the plugs Kermie?Been thinking about my predicament and looking at the head gasket i have ready to go on..
The only way exhaust gas can get into the coolant, is via #1 or #7 where the coolant goes on/out of the head is that right? I'm having cold misfire issues with #3
I have, posted a while back, I'll try and find it.. the one in question was a fluffy brownYou checked the plugs Kermie?
I mean lately, since the misfire restarted.I have, posted a while back, I'll try and find it.. the one in question was a fluffy brown
I've not, something for daylight hoursI mean lately, since the misfire restarted.
What am i looking for, Steam cleaning?I mean lately, since the misfire restarted.
YupWhat am i looking for, Steam cleaning?
Does that only happen with block/liner problems?
I can't visualise the V8 isn't there water ways around the middle 2 ? If water is getting past the head gasket then it will enter the cylinder.Does that only happen with block/liner problems?
Can't see any other way that coolant could get to the middle 2
I'd change out the fuel filter and do a pump output test.Hmmm. Power was down today, like it was in linp mode. Sluggish abobe 2500rpm. No smoke. Fuel starvation? Revs to the limiter out of gear. All very odd.
I'd change out the fuel filter and do a pump output test.