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Jimes256



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United Kingdom 2002 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Zermatt Silver
4.4 instant restricted performance

Evening all. New to me 2014 tdv8 and I get restricted performance and can even get it to do it stood still with light revs. Codes are similar to what leads people to check vacuum control pipes which I’ve done and checked the csov with vacuum which is moving. The only thing I’ve noticed so far is the maf live data on bank 1 goes higher than bank 2 and that seems to be when the fault triggers. This would make me think air leak somewhere but nothing showing with quick smoke test(will try again tomorrow) can’t recall codes as solus has just gone flat and haven’t got the charger with me! Any ideas and help much appreciated. Thanks. J

Post #710624 30th Jan 2025 8:32pm
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fisha



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Almost impossible to say without codes at this point. V8 or else ...

Post #710636 30th Jan 2025 9:34pm
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GraemeS



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MAFs are for the primary and secondary turbos, not bank 1 and 2. Airflow through the secondary turbo will be virtually nil unless the secondary turbo is working.

Post #710637 30th Jan 2025 9:36pm
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Jimes256



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United Kingdom 2002 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Zermatt Silver

Last code was p00bf air flow too high. Previous was that and p004d p004b boost control solenoid b circuit high and circuit range performance

Post #710673 31st Jan 2025 8:32am
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GraemeS



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Does it have fitted the additional short loom between the side of the sump and the primary turbo that's meant to stop oil migration along the oil level and temperature sensor harness?

Post #710680 31st Jan 2025 11:27am
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Jimes256



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Not sure I’d have to check

Post #710689 31st Jan 2025 12:57pm
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Jimes256



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United Kingdom 2002 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Zermatt Silver

One thing I did notice was the csov was slow in movement when I put vacuum on and released

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kevinp



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I know when I tested mine with a vaccum it closed with a good 'thunk'.

Post #710704 31st Jan 2025 4:43pm
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Jimes256



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Yeah thought it should. I’ll have to see how quick the gun releases vacuum and just pull pipe to check

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Jimes256



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Returning fault is p00bf mass air flow b circuit air flow too high

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Jimes256



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P004d-77 and p004b-71 are the codes I can’t get on top off. Anyone had the same?

Post #710838 2nd Feb 2025 2:06pm
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Jimes256



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For anyone that may encounter the same, turned out the vent to airbox and vacuum supply lines were the wrong way around. Took a while to notice but got there in the end!

Post #710839 2nd Feb 2025 3:38pm
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kevin-t



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Just a thought!

Skip to 37 mins....

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GraemeS



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Excellent! If only all faults were that easy to fix.

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Jimes256



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United Kingdom 2002 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Zermatt Silver

kevin-t wrote:
Just a thought!

Skip to 37 mins....




One of my first checks!

Post #710880 2nd Feb 2025 9:43pm
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