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    Quote Originally Posted by Robmacca View Post
    Just curious here.... but has anyone had to replace their PUMA Injectors &/or TD5 Injectors and what is the cost comparisons like?
    Re 2.4 Puma - what i'm about to write is antidotal based on my engine failure and paying attention to posts others describe which are similar. There are about a dozen examples (that i'm aware of) of the bosch injectors failing around the 100,000 to 150,000 kms mark. LR switched to siemens injectors around MY13 and i haven't seen any complaints for that injector. I asked Baileys Diesel Group if i can swap to the siemens and was told no. about $400 each for OEM, $350 for Baileys Diesel blue printed injectors. Not a huge problem but expensive if symptoms are ignore or an injector goes without notice (as most do)
    MLD

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    Quote Originally Posted by MLD View Post
    Re 2.4 Puma - what i'm about to write is antidotal based on my engine failure and paying attention to posts others describe which are similar. There are about a dozen examples (that i'm aware of) of the bosch injectors failing around the 100,000 to 150,000 kms mark. LR switched to siemens injectors around MY13 and i haven't seen any complaints for that injector. I asked Baileys Diesel Group if i can swap to the siemens and was told no. about $400 each for OEM, $350 for Baileys Diesel blue printed injectors. Not a huge problem but expensive if symptoms are ignore or an injector goes without notice (as most do)
    Which is the better - OEM or Baileys ??

    Also, I was told from MR Auto that the injectors are about $1000 each which was a bit scary.... I'm assuming one could buy overseas if one needed to?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscoMick View Post
    Did your split intercooler cause a whistle, particularly when accelerating in the lower gears?
    Hi Mick
    No, It took them about 2 weeks to find the split, They gave me a loaner and a mechanic (who is now an independent here now) drove it home
    and back trying to find the source of the MIL fault. It only seemed to do it on max boost, like when he would almost stop and the 1st gear pull ,
    hard pull up a driveway would only sometimes make it fault out. It was a 2nd smoke test that found the split and I was told the flimsy aluminium
    would flex open, then closed again when boost was applied. That was their story and they stuck to it.
    Cheers Ian
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    Quote Originally Posted by ezyrama View Post
    Hi Mick
    No, It took them about 2 weeks to find the split, They gave me a loaner and a mechanic (who is now an independent here now) drove it home
    and back trying to find the source of the MIL fault. It only seemed to do it on max boost, like when he would almost stop and the 1st gear pull ,
    hard pull up a driveway would only sometimes make it fault out. It was a 2nd smoke test that found the split and I was told the flimsy aluminium
    would flex open, then closed again when boost was applied. That was their story and they stuck to it.
    Cheers Ian
    I know of 2 others that had a split at the join of the plastic to aluminium on the intercooler.

    Robmacca, google Bailey Diesel and see for yourself. They sell OEM and their blueprinted recon injectors. Which are better? Some on this forum say the Bosch injector is problematic (i can't use the word ****) so new or recon might not give you much comfort either way. Personally i had positive experience with Bailey Diesel and would buy their recon unit. As for $1,000 an injector. The TD5 injectors were the price of gold a few years ago but seem to be more affordable now. Supply and demand doesn't put the puma injector in the same boat as the TD5 injector.
    MLD

    Current: (Diggy) MY10 D130 ute, locked F&R, air suspension and rolling on 35's.
    Current: (but in need of TLC) 200tdi 110 ute & a 300tdi 110 ute.
    Current: (Steed) MY11 Audi RS5 phantom black (the daily driver)
    Gone: (Dorothy) MY99 TD5 D110

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    Splits are easy to find. Just look for black oil smears. There you have it.
    Cheers, Billy.
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