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Luke Farrell 03-27-2019 02:11 PM

Xtype literally drinking diesel
 
Lately I can't seem to keep diesel in my car. I change both thermostats and water pump myself about a month ago so the engine temperature is always just at the middle.
I do get some white smoke on start up and a smell of diesel but it goes after a minute.
Any ideas?
Would an ECU flash help or get the injectors recalibrated ?

JaguArvid 03-27-2019 03:29 PM

any check engine light? I suggest getting an iCarsoft i930 JLR obd2 reader to check statuses and codes off of your vehicle either way, will save you loads of money in the long run if you plan on keeping the car for a while, even if not the resale value for the readers is high

Luke Farrell 03-28-2019 05:01 AM


Originally Posted by JaguArvid (Post 2046584)
any check engine light? I suggest getting an iCarsoft i930 JLR obd2 reader to check statuses and codes off of your vehicle either way, will save you loads of money in the long run if you plan on keeping the car for a while, even if not the resale value for the readers is high

I have a check engine light but that's just for the egr valve, I plugged in a diagnostic and it said something about a high voltage circuit for the egr.
It's been fully blanked off because if I don't blank it the car just chuckles and doesn't go past 2000rpm.
I think the wiring for the egr connector must be loose.

JaguArvid 03-28-2019 11:21 AM


Originally Posted by Luke Farrell (Post 2046847)
I have a check engine light but that's just for the egr valve, I plugged in a diagnostic and it said something about a high voltage circuit for the egr.
It's been fully blanked off because if I don't blank it the car just chuckles and doesn't go past 2000rpm.
I think the wiring for the egr connector must be loose.

an egr valve for example being stuck open can surely cause your car to cough and not respond as well as you want, probably have it be more thirsty too. you should definitely check it out.

Luke Farrell 03-29-2019 07:27 AM


Originally Posted by JaguArvid (Post 2046971)
an egr valve for example being stuck open can surely cause your car to cough and not respond as well as you want, probably have it be more thirsty too. you should definitely check it out.

i have it blanked off tho but the wire and vacuum line are still connected, ill remove the the wire connection and see if that helps.

what i just noticed is that on the dash when it tells you how much millage you have in your tank it is reading too high.
for example i let my car go low on diesel and i put 40 worth of fuel into her so that gives me roughly 240 miles, but the dash was reading 410 miles which is completely wrong


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