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Euro IV emissions & the 2007 model engine mystery

I have seen quite a few posts now referring to the Euro IV emissions regs and the new compliance of the D3 MY 2007 TdV6 engine. Making it a different beast to the previous engine in terms of noise & some say power as well. I cetainly notice much better MPG than previous engines.

However It can't be right about the engine change - because these IV emissions were introduced in 2005 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euro_IV So surely from 2005 the D3 had to comply.

The 2007 engine is definately different & noiser than previous versions - I know by experience & comments here......

But it's not to do with Euro IV - so can anybody enlighten me or did I miss something?
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Introduction of the Euro IV was only compulsory for some vehicles from 1st January 2005 and was only fully effective from 1st January 2007. See http://www.vcacarfueldata.org.uk/informati...esting.asp and for the actual EC directive see http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/pri/en/oj/dat...010056.pdf if you search for 2007 in this pdf file it will take you to the paragraph in question.
  
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So I think Land Rover are doing pretty well to meet these emission requirements - never ever seen anything in the press about these current IV requirements - these seem pretty stringent to me.....
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The core engine is the same - it was designed with EU-IV in mind, LR didn't have time to get the full compliance in place for the launch.
The main difference is the fuel rail pressure, injectors, EGR system and fuel mapping
  
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10forcash,

Are you able to unpack any of that further ? Razz
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Sorry, wasn't too clear Embarassed the fuel rail pressure is increased but the injector duration is decreased, the increase in pressure gives better atomisation, therefore a cleaner burn
The EGR system now includes temperature sensors to make it 'adaptive' to the engine temperature and therefore optimises EGR use dependent upon warm-up and 'normal' operating temperature. The injector pulse also cuts out upon throttle release to prevent 'overrun' fuelling
  
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so unlike my Cooper S or Kawasaki ZX6 it doesn't pop and flame on the over-run Wink
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thanks for the info, that seems to be also translating into better fuel economy.
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Taking the greenpi$$ is: Green taxing your citizens more & using some of the money to buy nukes.Bow downSheep 
 
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Dont forget the particulate filters that being fiited to several makes of vehicle now to make cars Euro IV compliant :-0)
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