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david
IP: 80.192.242.147 Jan 27, 08 - 6:02 PM |
range rover
range rover starting good running alright try to accelerate but cuts out 3.5i range rover classic 1986 but runs ok when left running for awhile |
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Ytangu Nffafniou
IP: 86.133.217.201 Jan 27th, 2008 - 7:55 PM |
Re: range rover
This might be the Lambda sensors. Is it AUTO? I have noticed when cold my 3.9 auto will stall if too much load is put on the engine. I believe the auto choke self-extinguishes but not certain myself. |
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paintman
IP: 195.93.21.35 Jan 27th, 2008 - 9:30 PM |
Re: range rover
Too early to have lambda sensors. Change the coolant temperature sensor - the one behind the easy one. Check for any air leaks on the induction side. |
pete
IP: 172.200.75.173 Jan 28th, 2008 - 12:22 AM |
Re: range rover
for good sake chuck the flap systm in the bin and fit 14cux hotwire |
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Peter Rainbird
IP: 62.56.79.17 Jan 28th, 2008 - 9:16 PM |
Re: range rover
Have you checked the dizzy cap/rotor arm. Sounds similar to mine a few years back. BTW, don't go for pattern parts on these, only genuine one |
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Ytangu Nffafniou
IP: 86.133.217.201 Jan 29th, 2008 - 3:57 PM |
Re: range rover
Yes dis is true what mr Rainbird say. Only use those which carry the genuine Landrover mark. Have you checked the 12v memory? Oddoequanguoi ! |
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