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DrRob Member Since: 16 Apr 2015 Location: Petersfield, Hampshire Posts: 4300 |
As Greg says, get it to a specialist LR independent for a high pressure smoke test.
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15th Feb 2020 9:28pm |
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jc132jc Member Since: 05 Nov 2019 Location: Suffolk Posts: 32 |
Thanks guys, I will get onto this ASAP, with regard to the 4 hose did you use genuine LR upgraded hoses or just some inter cooler hose the correct size? |
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15th Feb 2020 10:49pm |
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Cam-Tech-Craig Member Since: 03 Aug 2011 Location: Gloucestershire Posts: 16280 |
I changed mine for blue sparco type silicone as the JLR ones seem to fail too often for my liking... |
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15th Feb 2020 11:41pm |
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DrRob Member Since: 16 Apr 2015 Location: Petersfield, Hampshire Posts: 4300 |
What Craig said
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16th Feb 2020 8:13am |
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DrRob Member Since: 16 Apr 2015 Location: Petersfield, Hampshire Posts: 4300 |
Search function worked a treat
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16th Feb 2020 8:18am |
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jc132jc Member Since: 05 Nov 2019 Location: Suffolk Posts: 32 |
Thanks again guys, just ordered myself some silicon hose from fleebay, dose anyone have the part number for the intake, just in case it’s split. Lol |
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16th Feb 2020 3:58pm |
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Baltic Blue Member Since: 13 Aug 2015 Location: North Wales Posts: 3763 |
Nine times out of ten it is just one of the original design hoses that have split.
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16th Feb 2020 4:07pm |
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jc132jc Member Since: 05 Nov 2019 Location: Suffolk Posts: 32 |
Hi Guys, quick update, so I have the air intake duct off today and as far as I can see all 4 donuts are fine, no splits or damage, although there was oily residue under 2 of them, not much but something has been leaking there.
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17th Feb 2020 2:42pm |
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jc132jc Member Since: 05 Nov 2019 Location: Suffolk Posts: 32 |
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17th Feb 2020 3:02pm |
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Baltic Blue Member Since: 13 Aug 2015 Location: North Wales Posts: 3763 |
Part number is LR 092851.
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17th Feb 2020 3:20pm |
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jc132jc Member Since: 05 Nov 2019 Location: Suffolk Posts: 32 |
Hi guys, just a quick update on my ongoing issue. After a lot of diagnostics and test runs, regens and so on I can confirm my problem is indeed a block DPF, but not with soot, hardened ash/rust deposits, so the honeycomb in the DPF is about 70 % blocked, as you can imagine it only takes a little soot to block it and cause problems, unless you continuously drive at 50mph.
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6th Mar 2020 2:37pm |
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lighthouse Member Since: 22 Feb 2016 Location: Great Notley Posts: 513 |
fingers crossed for you they can unblock it. |
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6th Mar 2020 2:50pm |
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GGDR Member Since: 26 Nov 2016 Location: London Posts: 3542 |
jc132jc my suggestion would be to make sure the garage sends your DPF to get properly cleaned. Some clean 'out the back' with a pressure washer which is ok just but not really the proper way. Another cleaning technique is spray in foams and other solutions. Sometimes inserted via the sensor positions. Again ok but not the proper way to clean a DPF despite claims.
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6th Mar 2020 5:02pm |
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jc132jc Member Since: 05 Nov 2019 Location: Suffolk Posts: 32 |
Hi, so an update, sorry for the delay, my DPF is knackered as the garage could not remove the hardened ash/rust deposits.
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13th Mar 2020 2:46pm |
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