Hey Folks,

I have recently transitioned from many years of discovery ownership into a Freelander 2, it is an auto TD4 for 117k km on the clock but it is smoking under medium acceleration, I just don't know if it is a normal amount of smoke or a concerning amount of smoke, I will post a link to a 4s video, can anyone who has one tell me?



Many thanks,

Ben =============================
Current: FL2 TD4 Auto

Last edited by bgrantham on 12th Aug 2020 6:46 am. Edited 1 time in total

No smoke at all on my TD4. I'd check out intercooler hoses first for splits (Intercooler > Throttle Body), but I'm sure someone more knowledgable will have some other ideas.

As long as it's not smoking while normally running you will get your Pink Slip. We don't have the registration issues other countries have.
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Thanks for the replies, the car is covered under a WA statutory warranty which should resolve excessive smoke hence trying to understand if it is excessive...

Thanks, =============================
Current: FL2 TD4 Auto

Te EGR valve can cause smoke once it starts to get bunged up.