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supershuttle



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Runs rough for a few seconds after starting

Its probably nothing but since the battery went flat I have been very attentive when first turning the key in the morning. When it starts it runs rough for a second or so then quickly evens out (I do literally mean a second or so) I guess it's always done it but I haven't noticed before - is it normal?

It's due a 12 month service in March that might also help - anyway any feedback/advice would be appreciated as usual Thumbs Up Geoff
Post #105465 4th Feb 2012 7:08pm
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piecost76



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I have similar, put it down to the cold weather & also perhaps 1 or 2 glow plugs not working? Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

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Cam-Tech-Craig



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Cold and the devils derv! Probably a glow plug or two my friend...



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supershuttle



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Are glow plugs easy to remove, test and replace?

Which ones are need for the TDV8 a cursory look on various parts websites has confused me - I am easily confused Confused Geoff
Post #105572 5th Feb 2012 1:30pm
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