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caverD3
Joined: 02 Jul 2006
Location: Sydney
Posts: 2121

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Did a cold boot on mine, lag back again. Probably the Auto box has to learn again. Getting there is half the fun
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Mon Oct 06 2008 12:21pm |
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simonsi
Joined: 14 Oct 2007
Location: Leicester
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BORDER ROVER wrote:Today as i was entering a round-a-bout...crawling forward into the round-about before the power kicked in.
Welcome to the low-emissions world of EGR and butterfly valves (which work on the overrun into your roundabout and make sure that the air flowing through the engine is minimal hence no boost AND what is in the cylinders is recirculated exhaust crap).
As said a Tune by a reputable chap will largely sort it out, also blanking the EGR valves and removing the butterfly valve but on your 2008 I think the ECU will throw a fit of lights and bongs.
Certainly the difference in the lag between my 2005 D3 (tune and blanked/removed valves), and our 2007 RRS (tuned only), is huge... Cheers
Simon
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Mon Oct 06 2008 12:33pm |
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BORDER ROVER
Joined: 03 Dec 2007
Location: Harlow Hill, Northumberland
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I think i will have to put up with it until i get a remap done by TFC. Mind you it wasn't that evident before i got it serviced, maybe the gearbox is still learning again
Don't want to be messing with the EGR and butterfly valves as simonsi says the D3 might start throwing a hissy fit. MY08 JAVA BLACK HSE, Loads of black bits added.
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Mon Oct 06 2008 4:19pm |
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al cope
Joined: 08 Nov 2005
Location: Oldbury, WM
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but if you've got an EGR sticking, a tune isnt going to sort that.
Al TDV6 S - Tonga with Ebony
(and 19" RRS alloys, and 20" RRS alloys, and 19" RRS alloys, and........back on 20's - finally, honest, satnav & DVD)
Remember - You can only walk so far into the wilderness before you are walking out again
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Mon Oct 06 2008 4:28pm |
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10forcash
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Joined: 09 Jun 2005
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If an EGR is sticking, then there will be DTC's stored, get the dealer to check it (I always check for engine DTC's prior to applying a remap anyway) Could also be more evident as the TDV6 performance drops off slightly as the oil gets older, maybe now it's got clean(er) oil in it, the lag is more noticable because the engine will rev more freely? TorqTune for Freelander 2 Diesel, Discovery 3 / RR Sport TDV6 & RR Sport TDV8, Defender (TD5 & Puma) - available Now!
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Mon Oct 06 2008 5:00pm |
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BORDER ROVER
Joined: 03 Dec 2007
Location: Harlow Hill, Northumberland
Posts: 346

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Right it sounds as if its a trip to the stealers.
Next question that i have for the resources of the forum, Does anyone know a decent dealer up in my area as i have only just moved here and don't know of any.
Many thanks guys for all the idea's and advice as always its informative and eye opening. MY08 JAVA BLACK HSE, Loads of black bits added.
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Mon Oct 06 2008 5:14pm |
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DefenderKen
Joined: 16 Sep 2008
Location: Northumberland
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BORDER ROVER wrote:Right it sounds as if its a trip to the stealers.
Next question that i have for the resources of the forum, Does anyone know a decent dealer up in my area as i have only just moved here and don't know of any.
Land Rover Approved repairer at Team Valley, Gateshead highly recommended, ask for Graham
...or for older D3's out of warranty or more specialist parts and bolt ons, independent Land Rover specialists Cheviot 4x4 in North Shields.
Ken 57 Discovery SE / 04 C-Max Tdci / 06 Kawasaki ZX6-R
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Mon Oct 06 2008 7:29pm |
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BORDER ROVER
Joined: 03 Dec 2007
Location: Harlow Hill, Northumberland
Posts: 346

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Excellent,
Thanks very much for that will be looking them up shortly, shortly. MY08 JAVA BLACK HSE, Loads of black bits added.
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Mon Oct 06 2008 7:36pm |
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Simong
Joined: 26 Feb 2006
Location: Spectacular Yorkshire
Posts: 77

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I've had serveral 'conversations' with LR about the delay. End result, it's within tolerence.
I asked them to put some figures to that, I.E. press the pedal and engine respond's within 5 secs. Is that within tolerence? They couldn't/wouldn't tell me how they calculated 'within tolerence'.
Really pee'd me off. Teflon shoulders!!
Such a shame the software messes up a good ZF box.
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Tue Oct 07 2008 12:36am |
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