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Boat.Buoy

Member Since: 10 Jan 2014
Location: Bournemouth
Posts: 70

2002 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Epsom Green

Hesitation when pulling away gently, ok when more aggressive

Hi all,

2002 - 4.4 V8

Has anyone experienced the engine hesitating when pulling away? This happens when pulling away from rest when using light throttle movement. If I'm more aggressive then all is fine. This can also occur when accelerating from a low cruising speed, if the engine RPM is low (1500+/-) before you begin to accelerate.

The common denominator seems to be the accelerating from low engine speed.

My vehicle is converted to LPG, this issue is noted when running on either petrol or LPG. The engine has covered roughly 12'000 miles from new (replacement engine from LR, not rebuild)

Strangely, I have a friend with a 1974 VW Camper van, which over the weekend has developed the same fault. If both issues are similar in anyway, then perhaps the warm weather has something to do with it?

Any ideas of suggestions welcome.

Many thanks,
Matt

14th Jul 2014 8:44am

cowman

Member Since: 24 Jul 2013
Location: United Kingdom
Posts: 186

2005 Range Rover Vogue SE Td6 Adriatic Blue

could be egr valve sticking

14th Jul 2014 8:54am

stan
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dont think petrols have egr valves...

split pipes or vanos seems to ring a bell Matt.... ... - .- -.

Y. O. L. O.
.

14th Jul 2014 8:58am

Stephen.125

Member Since: 25 Jun 2009
Location: Frodsham
Posts: 1506

2017 Range Rover SVAutobiography 5.0 SC V8 Indus Silver

PCV valve/hoses?

14th Jul 2014 9:04am

Boat.Buoy

Member Since: 10 Jan 2014
Location: Bournemouth
Posts: 70

Thanks for the suggestions, I was thinking PCV valve related after reading some posts online.

I'll have a look in to it.

Would anyone have a simple/recommended way of carrying out a smoke test?

Many thanks.
Matt

14th Jul 2014 3:19pm

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