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kevinp Member Since: 28 Sep 2019 Location: Telford Posts: 1213 |
Yes, that's just as it should be. |
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7th Sep 2024 9:23pm |
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Scot44 Member Since: 20 Nov 2024 Location: Fife Posts: 2 |
I just scratched an itch and bought a 2011 4.4TD last month from a guy in London which has done 80k miles. I thought the £15k of engine refurb work including new turbos in recent years was a good thing, but "DPF full take me to a dealer" and limp mode has spoilt the party, just 20miles into a 480miles journey home! TBH the seller turns out to have disappointingly been a geezer. I have been following Georgi's story and feel like I am following him the same rabbit hole (Is your car going OK now? No conclusion in the thread!). My local mechanic who has a Disco4 with EGR/DPF delete said it was reading 67g soot but he got it down to under 2g. He thought a kinked pipe to DPF could have been the problem. It was fixed, but then 5 miles into a 350mile journey this week the message was back. I just checked the MAF and it looked horrible so the inside of the donut must be the same. The elbow pipe also seemed a bit loose but I dont know if this is enough to cause excess sooting (I cant upload the video). The car goes back to the mechanic tomorrow. What should he be doing according to collective wisdom? High pressure smoke test seems starting point. I definitely want him to clean out the donut too, but what after that? Is the turbo drain modification highly recommended'? 2011 4.4 V8TD Vogue SE
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8th Dec 2024 1:57pm |
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JayGee Member Since: 27 Jul 2021 Location: London Posts: 3227 |
High pressure smoke test and read any fault codes. Donut cleaning is not going to fix anything to do with this issue neither is the turbo drain mod but certainly check the oil filter drainback valve. 2012 TDV8 Vogue (L322) |
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8th Dec 2024 2:20pm |
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