Could have blown a turbo hose off, seems a common problem.
Allan
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						Hi Guys,
So far I have had the first 4000 km trouble free with my new 90, but on Saturday it got towed away to the dealers for repairs
The engine started sounding really loud - like the windows were all wound down and then the little orange light on the dashboard lit up and the car went into a sort of shutdown mode. I limped to the nearest petrol station and rang the 24 hour Landrover assistance line. They were quite helpful - we tried the electronic reset (where you lock/unlock the doors with the remote 3 times) but that didn't work so they rang for a tow truck.
It sounds like an electronics problem and no doubt when they connect it up to a diagnostic machine they will find the problem. But it was an inconvenient time for it to break down and I am without a car for a few days.
Do any fellow Landy owners know what the problem might be - and is it common?
cheers
Andrew
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						Could have blown a turbo hose off, seems a common problem.
Allan
or an EGR failure
Our Land Rover does not leak oil! it just marks its territory.......
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						No idea but keep us informed. Watching with interest. Good luck.
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						SupporterIf it happened when the engine was cold or just warming up, it could be an over fueling in the common rail, typically sounds like an engine that has death rattles or an old engine pinging. It happened to me in my puma, turned out to be dirty fuel running thru a cold motor, having said that it's also happened in winter, below freezing point, the engine warning light came on, she went into limp home mode, I turned it off and waited about 10 min and it was as good as gold. On both occasions, the motor was cold or in the process of warming up.
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						The motor was well and truly warm - been driving for 10 kms or so. I expect to hear from the dealers today and hopefully they have found what the problem is and are able to fix it without too many dramas.
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						Good news! Just got a phone call from the Dealer at lunch today and they have found the problem and fixed it - apparently it was the turbo hose which had come off. There was also some recall thingy and that was sorted too - pick it up tomorrow after work.
Yorkie, don't know about the loan car - it was towed away on Saturday and it's fixed now. Probably not enough time to sort one - however, I am going to try and get reimbursed for the $50 taxi fare that I paid on Saturday morning to get back home again.
Glad you got it sorted!
No such luck for me (with only 200km on the clock and the new car smell evaporating in the dealer's garage)
So landrover is still not doing up bolts properly???
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