Had this exact same thing happen to mine the other day and it was the prelim to a fuel pump failure... Now waiting on new pump. Not what you want to hear and I hope for your sake it isn't but worth checking.
Doc
I actually put this in Series 2...instead of Disco 2.......I blame the Jack Daniels.....anyway.....:
G'Day guys and girls.
I have a D2 TD5....and I think I've run into the infamous overboost problem.
Symptoms:
SOMETIMES - about 2500 upwards, it fuel cuts on/off/on etc, which to my mind is classic overboost.
SOMETIMES - it doesn't do the above, it is just breathless....almost like the turbo has failed, but not quite as bad.
Am I chasing the right thing here? Haven't started on a fix yet....have to wait until I get 5 mintues.
What I'm planning on doing:
- Checking injecter and ECU looms for oil
- Changing the fuel filter (I don't know when it was last done)
- Lengthening the waste gate arm thingo to back the boost off to see if it makes a difference
- Burning the truck to the ground.
This is Ricey's old truck, so it has a recent turbo replacement plus a host of other stuff....
All help and pointers appreciated.
Cheers DI (Disco Inferno.....but someone stole my name here)
Had this exact same thing happen to mine the other day and it was the prelim to a fuel pump failure... Now waiting on new pump. Not what you want to hear and I hope for your sake it isn't but worth checking.
Doc
Fuel filter is always a good thing, but before you start fiddling with the wastegate, check the boost modulator isnt stuck open.
You can do a static check on the wastegate setting with an aircompressor and a blowgun. Turn regulator to 0 and gradually increase until you feel the wastegate arm start to move and that will be the max boost its developing. Helps if you have a second pair of hands to do this one.
If you can get your hands on a Nanocom, check the list of fault codes for clues where to start looking.
Cheers
Andrew
sounds like a dead MAF,
I didn't get the on/off/on when my fuel pump died the other day, but the occasional deadness over 2500rpm I definately did have. Sometimes it would be dead like that, the I had it for 1.5 hours on the highway without a problem, then it when doughy at 2500rpm again and then it died.
Cheers
Slunnie
~ Discovery II Td5 ~ Discovery 3dr V8 ~ Series IIa 6cyl ute ~ Series II V8 ute ~
When you say sometimes it does it, is it on slow acceleration or hard accelerartion or both?
When my boost controller failed if I tried to accelerate quickly Eg pulling out into traffic it would cut out and be a slug and could barely get to 80km/hr. But if I slowly acclerated I could easily get to 100km/hr.
When my fuel pump started to fail the vehicle was running rough, and the vehicle would just quit. Would have trouble starting it, would run for awhile and quit. The fuel pump lasted for less than a day with these symptoms before it died.
Sometimes: On anything over moderate acceleration. If I sort of idle off and drive 'soft' it will rev, but still has nothing much over 3000.
If you put your foot down a little, for say a fast take off....it surges and carries on then.
It sounds very similar to what you had with the boost controller.
Currently I am thinking about fixing it with fire![]()
My boost modulator has been bypassed - I don't have the tech on how to do this, but its on here somewhere. Graeme
Also:
TD 5 No guts no glory
TD5, Surging Badly above 2700rpm......????
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/discovery-...st-sensor.html
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/projects-t...-pressure.html
Sluggish Disco
Turbo Wastegate Modulator, TD5
Cheers
Slunnie
~ Discovery II Td5 ~ Discovery 3dr V8 ~ Series IIa 6cyl ute ~ Series II V8 ute ~
as Stig said, could be your MAF. Have you tried disconecting it?
03 Disco 2a, TD5, Olso blue, 7 seater, Auto, Chipped, EGR'd, 2"lift, SLS, Dual Batteries, Provent, TM-2 engine saver
Just thought I'd reply to this again so that it might help someone in the future.
It ended up being the boost modulator, which I changed in about 3 minutes. The part was $44 from Karkraft in Silverwater. Contact Karcraft Australia
Thanks to all that helped me out with their knowledge and suggestions.![]()
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