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Has anyone experienced or heard of Thor injectors bunging up? If not then there probably isn't a problem to fix.

Can the O2 sensors ever be so bad it won't run. I figured the ECU wouldn't allow it to go that far off. Am I right that to fit LPG they splice into the injector harness? Could be a failure point worth checking. It's a shame the injectors are so hidden, would be interesting to stick one in a...

If it is the fuel trim (I had no idea they could go so far off that it wouldn't run) but if they can, it would seem it's running too rich. My reasoning being that unplugging the MAF should make it run richer, so if unplugging the MAF makes it worse, and assuming it's a trim issue, then it's...

I'm guessing you would have spotted this when pulling the rocker covers, but could it be a massive vacuum leak. It will run rich on start up then massively lean out after a couple of seconds if you have a leak. Just out of interest, what happens if you unplug the MAF sensor before starting? I'm...

If your waiting for LR to post you your CoC don't hold your breath. Mine never arrived by post.

I haven't got one yet. I've been trying to find a second hand one for a while before biting the bullet and ordering new. I'll check out the aerial as the distance thing is annoying.

My 2000 4.0 P38 did something today that didn't seem right to me. Pulled up at the doctors and couldn't lock the car with the fob. This happens form time to time as I need to be within 1 or 2m of the car for the fob to work. But I couldn't get it to work at all this time. No big deal, I'll just...

What's the specific issue with Turner. My engine was rebuilt by Turner about 7 years ago by the previous owner. Runs great, but if there are issue to come I'd like to know what to expect. I believe being a Turner engine it will have top hat liners which I very much like the idea of.

This is pretty much what I had to do. I registered my car with TFL here https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/compliance-registration/before-you-start

Back in my day you had to spend a ton of money on stroker kits, boring cylinders etc to get more displacement. Technology these days... ;)

MY 2000. I had no idea there was any difference. Not ordered anything yet so it's not too late.

As far as I am aware the only way to get a formal reading other than CoC is to get it tested via: Clean Vehicle Retrofit Accreditation Scheme (CVRAS). However I've heard it's prohibitively expensive.

I can't see anything that looks like an EGR on my Thor. Other than inlet runner length I think the main difference that improves emissions is the higher fuel pressure. 3.5 bar vs 2.5 bar.

I'm not following?

You need to register your car with TFL here https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/compliance-registration/before-you-start They need the coc, copy of V5, and a letter from land rover. Land rover refused to give a letter but TFL accepted the V5 and CoC on their own.

Don't know. According to this the Euro II standard were specified in directive 94/12/EC for passenger cars, but in directive 96/69/EC for heavy motor cars and light-duty vans. Mine field.

What dates are on your COC's. Not the date registered, but the date for Type Approval? I ask because those figures don't meet EURO2 requirements [HC + NOx: 0.5g/km] - https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/advice/emissions/euro-emissions-standards/ They meet EURO 1, but it would have to have been type...

That's weird These are the 4.0 V8 2000 results I got How can a '98 4.6 be 10x more on NOx?

I suspect so yes.

I initially emailed [email protected]. Probably sent about four emails before I got a response which included the CoC form to fill in. This form was then sent to [email protected] They wanted the form, V5 copy and driving license copy