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RichP Member Since: 21 Sep 2014 Location: Worcestershire Posts: 1369 |
Please see this to identify if you have a DPF http://www.freel2.com/forum/topic22814.html?highlight=vin+dpf |
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22nd Nov 2015 7:39 pm |
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gasman Member Since: 02 May 2013 Location: Tyneside Posts: 893 |
John. What you have to be aware of with turbo parts is they are made with specialist alloys and some of these cheap parts are not.
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22nd Nov 2015 7:44 pm |
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John ler Member Since: 06 Feb 2015 Location: York Posts: 24 |
: , think these guys just take your old actuator and refurb it
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22nd Nov 2015 8:02 pm |
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John ler Member Since: 06 Feb 2015 Location: York Posts: 24 |
We have never replaced it in 3 years but it was slow but not been used for few days part from when this guys been teasing the car, not sure how long he will have been leaving ignition on, was fine before he had it in starting fine and not slow turning or cranking, |
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22nd Nov 2015 8:13 pm |
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John ler Member Since: 06 Feb 2015 Location: York Posts: 24 |
I'm still not happy the fuel filter I supplied hasn't been fitted and not sure if this will help on it going into reduced performance, as I've the same on my transit van , I no it's not a freelander but same symptoms as freelander, got told new fuel pump loads of things, I put a new fuel filter on even though it was supposed to have had one 13000 miles ago and the van is perfect now £28 repair, got told £1650 to repair, and put a fuel filter on thinking no chance of it working but worth a try, and for that reason I've got this in my mind on freelander, is it hard to fit one on the freelander can you just fill them up with diesel and the inlet side to keep it clean and start the Car ??? Or do I need a pump or special tool |
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22nd Nov 2015 8:24 pm |
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John ler Member Since: 06 Feb 2015 Location: York Posts: 24 |
Anyone no how many hours landrover give there fitters to fit new turbo thanks |
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22nd Nov 2015 10:45 pm |
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gasman Member Since: 02 May 2013 Location: Tyneside Posts: 893 |
John. don't know if this helps, but I was charged 4hrs labour by 'Turbo PACs' of Durham. This included removal and fitting of turbo, engine flush,new oil,fuel and air filter and oil change with premium grade oil. Total £1360. This was for NEW turbo not reconditioned.
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24th Nov 2015 4:49 pm |
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John ler Member Since: 06 Feb 2015 Location: York Posts: 24 |
Hi guys quick update , still car isn't on the road, had new throttle body fitted, didn't sort the problem out, so the guy tells me it needs a new turbo, so I booked it in for the new turbo, go's in for turbo, last week, a asked him if he had done any checks on the turbo pipes for leaks and has he done any tests like smoke test, he says no but he will do that before he fits new turbo, I get a call saying need new water radiator and intercooler ( I knew the intercooler had a leak but didn't no this could effect the car , but had slight oil leak from it,) so I get another cooler and rad, asked if he had fitted my new fuel filter I provided and he said yes, but when I went it to ask him why he had not fitted the new fuel filter, he said O I said it wouldn't make any diffrance fitting it , I said that dosent sound like what I had heared!!! No reply to that, so I said I want it fitting because I think fuel might not be getting through enough, ( as I've just had the same on my transit van) I thought it had had one recently when my wife filled the car up with petrol, turns out the garage that drained the tank of petrol, didn't fit a new filter even though they had said they did at the time, so now I get a call today saying I've fitted the new filter and got full at both the inlet and outlet on the filter and got fuel to the injectors ( I called in last night and watched them mess around like a couple of monkys trying to get fuel throu the new filter,) he now says I need a new starter motor as it's only turning the car over for 3 cranks, so I pave asked him is the battery ok ( is it flat low on charge anything) he says yes battery's fine, 12.5v's so I asked what is it when cranking ( I don't believe he has checked this but he says it's down to 6volts, so I said well that's to low it should be no lower than 9.5volts ( am I right on this can someone put me right on this one) what should it be when cranking?, so he says it's not my fault the starters on its way out, I've said well it was ok when it went in was starting ok, etc, I think he has struggled with the fuel filter and fooooked the starter cranking it over thinking it will pull the fuel through , but he's not going to admit to this,
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9th Dec 2015 5:42 pm |
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gasman Member Since: 02 May 2013 Location: Tyneside Posts: 893 |
Hi John
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9th Dec 2015 6:52 pm |
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John ler Member Since: 06 Feb 2015 Location: York Posts: 24 |
Long story now but I got a call off the garage saying my starter needs changeling now so
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12th Dec 2015 10:03 pm |
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devondave Member Since: 06 Dec 2010 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 224 |
Did you pay him? |
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13th Dec 2015 9:05 am |
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blacktiger Member Since: 31 Oct 2015 Location: St.Leonards on sea Posts: 564 |
I think you need to name this stealer so that others can avoid this sort of debacle. |
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13th Dec 2015 9:32 am |
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John ler Member Since: 06 Feb 2015 Location: York Posts: 24 |
No, I didn't pay him but feel I should pay something, only I've spent £197 on starter motor and £163 on a hire car for extra hire car for extra weeks hire, because I booked the car in for the fitting of a the new turbo and car was ment to be ready for a weekend so he had car wed-sat and when I rang to see if it was ready he hadn't started it and tried to say I got my wires crossed and it was booked in for following week, but I had put it in my diary and he had d's aid this time next week that dosent sound like not next week week after, I asked to look at his diary and he said no so I said that's because I'm right and he said yes, it first went in with the AA man ( ex landrover field engeneir ) saying after reading codes saying change abs sensor and fuel filter and car will be fine, I had cover they pay first £500 before I pay anything, he said that would be more than enough to then been told it needed and throttle body and the needed a turbo and then needed a radiator and intercooler ( fitted both these after I bought good second hand ones) I had old inter cooler checked yesterday this was pressure tested to save it been fitted back on the car and it was pressured up to 3 bar with no bubbles when held in a big tank, so even though I had been leaking before it wasn't now, so they tell me that rules the intercooler out from been the problem, but say even if it was leaking a little it wouldn't have caused the car to just keep cutting out straight away when driven 100-200 yards up road,
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13th Dec 2015 10:26 am |
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blacktiger Member Since: 31 Oct 2015 Location: St.Leonards on sea Posts: 564 |
Wait to see of he sends an invoice. |
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13th Dec 2015 11:31 am |
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