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land864
29th April 2010, 08:29 AM
Well

Some people put down our Landies as being unreliable , expensive to run etc etc etc.

A fellow at work has a 07 Prado with just 70,000 kms on it.

Luckily he felt that it was running rough and as warranty was just about to run out he had Toymotor check it out.

$ 5000 worth of work under warranty to have all 4 injectors replaced at only 70,000 kms:eek:

Cap
29th April 2010, 08:38 AM
I agree with you, too many times I hear the same old ****e from others (including LR owners here!) about how unreliable LR's can be :mad:

Sure, things will break and become unreliable IF one continuously dumps there vehicle in deep sandy muddy slop, or rev the crap out of it with one wheel in the air and wonder why they did a diff or axle... happens to any machine.

Tombie
29th April 2010, 09:34 AM
I agree with you, too many times I hear the same old ****e from others (including LR owners here!) about how unreliable LR's can be :mad:

Sure, things will break and become unreliable IF one continuously dumps there vehicle in deep sandy muddy slop, or rev the crap out of it with one wheel in the air and wonder why they did a diff or axle... happens to any machine.

:clap2: Amen :clap2:

PAT303
29th April 2010, 09:37 AM
Old news,the D4D's have had injector trouble from new,When I ran my own on site workshop a few years ago I couldn't buy injectors for them,Tojo couldn't keep them in stock and they had to use S/H ones that they got from wrecks etc.The trouble wasn't only the injectors but the ECU would loose it's memory and not accept one or more of the injectors and misfire or go into shut down mode,the latter ment going home on a truck.Another one of the many problems that non Toyota owners never hear about. Pat

klappers
29th April 2010, 11:40 AM
Up on site there is a couple of D4D hiluxs that have had to have their injectors replaced.. about 150k I think from memory, which is not to bad I guess.. I just wouldnt like to be paying to replace them. Sure the extra power is great.. But I could not justify paying $5,000 for just injectors. The ECU problem is also quite prolific. Again like Pat said, if you didnt own one, you probably wouldnt know... Makes me happy in my loins that I own a direct mechanical injection 4WD... At least I can replace mine for under $500 for the four :cool:

justinc
29th April 2010, 11:49 AM
Gee, that makes the Td5 'extremely unreliable' at easily 350 to 400K on injectors...I can count the injectors I have replaced on Td5's on 1 hand- and get change:D

Also, LR genuine price from last check was still under $1k per unit, genuine, over the counter.

AND that 'unreliable' Td5 lucas ECU is ALWAYS a problem....NOT. Only 1 I have replaced had been immersed in briney water for 5 hours, and then left unrinsed for a week.:o.

Stig0000000000 had one problem with an ECU, but that is rare AFAIAC.

Carry on enjoying your Landies folks and folkettes:):)


JC

PAT303
29th April 2010, 11:53 AM
I keep saying that JC,do your rad once a year,your oil's once a year and the auto every second year and they will be good,but does anyone listen-----NOOOOOO.Where's the little thing with the smiley faces in it. Pat

Tank
29th April 2010, 11:57 AM
Up on site there is a couple of D4D hiluxs that have had to have their injectors replaced.. about 150k I think from memory, which is not to bad I guess.. I just wouldnt like to be paying to replace them. Sure the extra power is great.. But I could not justify paying $5,000 for just injectors. The ECU problem is also quite prolific. Again like Pat said, if you didnt own one, you probably wouldnt know... Makes me happy in my loins that I own a direct mechanical injection 4WD... At least I can replace mine for under $500 for the four :cool:
True, and even the average bloke can fit them as well, Regards Frank.

land864
29th April 2010, 12:10 PM
Hey Pat

By ' Do the rad ' do you mean , empty flush and refill?

pete G

BTW

:):):):):)

They're out on the right here next to the reply box :D:D

PAT303
29th April 2010, 02:31 PM
Yep with the rad rod it if it hasn't been done then drop it off at a Rad shop and get them to clean the whole system with new thermostat and check the fan and do a pressure test,if you do it every year you'll never have overheating troubles.:D. Found the smiley faces,if you press the quick reply they aren't there. Pat

BMKal
29th April 2010, 02:37 PM
The reason for the inverters .........................

From July 1 2010, under a new initiative of the Australian Government, all new imported 4WD wagons are to be fitted with "down lights" with foil insulation installed above them.

The inverters are required to power the "down lights". :wasntme:

B92 8NW
29th April 2010, 02:50 PM
The reason for the inverters .........................

From July 1 2010, under a new initiative of the Australian Government, all new imported 4WD wagons are to be fitted with "down lights" with foil insulation installed above them.

The inverters are required to power the "down lights". :wasntme:
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2010/04/94.jpg


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