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Phev19



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Norway 2019 Range Rover Autobiography 2.0 PHEV Santorini Black
Hev 400e - uneven idle and jerky acceleration in petrol mode

Hi all!
I have addressed this issue previously, but now again uneven idle and jerky acceleration in petrol mode has occurred after several months with merely EV mode driving. Due to covid restrictions , I have mainly been driving in EV mode the last year. Yesterday I had a 30 minute drive in motorway speed. Now again , precisely as last summer, the idle was uneven and acceleration was jerky. Even after full charge , the car started in petrol mode and idle was very uneven. The dealer has checked the car twice , but no fault codes and nothing wrong.
I would assume that intermittent problems in fuel delivery could be the cause, fuelfilter ? fuel pump issue ? Has anyone else experienced this issue?

Post #601763 25th Jul 2021 9:24am
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V8 Bob



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Do you use E10 petrol? There are reports if it breaking down over time and clogging fuel pumps and filters. It is also hygroscopic so could have taken in a lot of moisture. 2012 tdv8 Westminster arrived Jan 19 gone Dec 23

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Phev19



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I always use Shell V-Power Nitro+ unleaded fuel which should not contain ethanol.

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Phev19



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Took the car to the dealers today. Hardly got there , but at the dealers yard the idle was smooth. The dealer suggested a thorough check if the problem should return, which it did on my way home. Problem persisted on may return to the dealer , in addition the engine fault light came on. The dealer now realised how serious the problem is and took the car in for check.

Post #601862 26th Jul 2021 1:43pm
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Phev19



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Update ! Apparently the fault is caused by camshaft Adjuster Solenoid/Oil Control Valve failure. The dealer had the same fault in an identical car two weeks ago. Waiting for spare parts, temporarily fixed.

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adara



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Romania 2019 Range Rover Vogue 2.0 PHEV Santorini Black

I had the uneven idle in 2020 and a software update fixed that. They said that, while charging, it is normal that the idle is different from the non-charging idle...
I would be interested to find out how this is solved, as I still get uneven idle and jerky acceleration every now and then... I thought it was normal because of the electric/petrol engine living (and fighting) together...

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