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Lacking power

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battwig:

--- Quote from: Disco Matt on April 02, 2010, 13:44:36 ---This probably isn't the cause (but will give you back a fair bit of power when you find what is!): Remove the intercooler, flush it with paraffin, allow to dry thoroughly and refit.

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Cheers, forgot to say that I cleaned it out with thinners a few weeks ago, didn't have any paraffin!!!!

--- Quote from: lurch_917 on April 02, 2010, 14:32:42 ---2 other things that could cause this egr if fitted packed up bin it     partical colector (cat) chocked bin it and put a straight thruogh pipe on it

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Cheers but no CAT and no EGR valve fitted :'(

wheels244:
When you checked the fuel lines, did you check the connections on top of the tank, located underneath the inspection cover in the boot ?
These corrode and let air in giving the symtoms you have.

battwig:

--- Quote from: wheels244 on April 02, 2010, 20:38:15 ---When you checked the fuel lines, did you check the connections on top of the tank, located underneath the inspection cover in the boot ?
These corrode and let air in giving the symtoms you have.

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Checked them, they are dry with no sign of weeping, so I presume there ok

thebfg2003:
Have you changed the lift pump? I had the same problem, changed it....power back again :dance:

Kev

battwig:

--- Quote from: thebfg2003 on April 03, 2010, 17:46:24 ---Have you changed the lift pump? I had the same problem, changed it....power back again :dance:

Kev

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Yep, bought 1 off fleebay and fitted it, slight improvement, checked hoses today and found nowt untoward :x :x

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