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TD5 Power Loss
rollazuki:
--- Quote ---not gonna argue with you but i know that any td5 is a potential oil in the loom candidate
--- End quote ---
So, Landys suffer from this as well as toyotas........
Porny:
Other thing that can cause problems is the Air Flow meter on TD5's....
drum:
Right I've checked the Wastegte, so I'll give the air-flow and flywheel sensors a good clean. Then the throttle (it does hve a habit of swimming does my 110).
Then after that I might have to actually pay someone.
drum:
Flywheel Sensor looked fine, bit of crap on it but nothing metallic, and not too bad really.
Then came the air-flow sensor. Took it out, and it was caked. So I put the air cleaner on it, and it sort of disintergrated :shock: Think I might have found the problem :lol: :lol: :lol:
Ohwell £66 Mail Order, I'll have a ring round tomorrow, see if I can find anything local tomorrow.
A short run out after I broke it, and it drives exactly the same with or without connected. And the problem hasn't changed at all.
Skywalker:
Still probably cheaper than what the main stealers would charge just to look at it, least you seem to have found the problem though :wink:
Dave
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