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    Photo of the nanocom 4th gear 80km/hr

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    http://www.aulro.com/afvb/discovery-...ed-solved.html
    https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rov...sor-now.88512/

    I'd be leaning towards the MAF being not up to spec. Apparently you can check it out with the nanocom, it should give you an air flow rate for idle and at certain revs and there is a range for what it should be.
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    Can you hear the fuel pump???

    The kg/hr at idle should be between 49 and 61 kg/hr. A decent throttle blip should see 450 to 500.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hpal View Post
    http://www.aulro.com/afvb/discovery-...ed-solved.html
    https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rov...sor-now.88512/

    I'd be leaning towards the MAF being not up to spec. Apparently you can check it out with the nanocom, it should give you an air flow rate for idle and at certain revs and there is a range for what it should be.


    Yep replaced MAF this morning and it's no longer longing faults.

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    Quote Originally Posted by justinc View Post
    Can you hear the fuel pump???



    The kg/hr at idle should be between 49 and 61 kg/hr. A decent throttle blip should see 450 to 500.



    Jc


    Kg/hr is within range....

    A decent throttle blip doesn't get that high. Will check when I get home.

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    Im having the same symptoms with with my td5.
    nano MAF reading what they should be at idle but under power only half or less . I also came to the conclusion its my MAF sensor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by weeds View Post
    Cleaned MAP, was all gunked up
    MAF looked clean but gave it a spray
    Wastegate, it moves maybe 15mm...how far does it move??
    Checked the wiring harness at injectors and it clean
    Disconnected MAF, may have gave me a little better performance but that might only be wishing

    No increase in turbo pressure reading
    While I am waiting for some MAFs to come in I had one yesterday which showed NO evidence why it wasn't going nicely at all

    After mucking around with the injector wiring loom, throwing out the EGR, putting in a decent air filter and cleaning loads of muck out of the intercooler it still was only slightly better, meaning it went up our test hill at 55 instead of 50. My 200 tdi does 70.

    Rafa (my associate ) says b...y modern cars can't turn the pump or what. it isn't going half as it should. Why is it not getting any diesel.

    Oh I said that is it. Dived under the car and pulled out the fuel filter.
    after cleaning the line going TO the filter Rafa opened the old filter.
    NOW I REALLY want to know how to post a picture here.

    Don't know, when I was in Oz 25 years ago at times the fuel was really bad. (I had a load in Kintore which stranded me with my Toyota for a day.)

    Here it happens...

    Needless to say it goes fine now.

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    Weeds,the turbo pressure from memory has to have atmospheric pressure added or something silly like that.
    Its just something I remember from D2 days with the original nannycoms.
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    Nanaocom pressure

    Quote Originally Posted by LandyAndy View Post
    Weeds,the turbo pressure from memory has to have atmospheric pressure added or something silly like that.
    Its just something I remember from D2 days with the original nannycoms.
    Andrew
    that is right, in faultmate & blackbox it is the pressure you have ON TOP OF the atmospheric pressure.

    In a hawkeye it is the total pressure

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    Only 62000 Wow.....VERY jealous Good luck.

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