Hi Matt
no not using any oil, but have disconnected the MAP sensor no more black smoke loss i little power (no more over fueling)
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Hi Matt
no not using any oil, but have disconnected the MAP sensor no more black smoke loss i little power (no more over fueling)
I recon map is your issue then
Hi matt
would my local LR dealer know how to fix that?
r
guy
Maybe. do you mean the plug near the air cleaner it plugs into the cylinder with the box on it about the size of a matchbox. That is the MAF or Mass Air flow sensor. If that is unplugged and it stopped the smoke then replacing that is just the hose clamps. Do it yourself. Where are you? Someone close by might have a spare that they can lend you for diagnostics. Hope this helps I would steer clear of the stealer.... sorry meant dealer. They will charge a fortune for a MAF check EBay. Cheers Matt
Hi matt
no the MAP it's on the inlet manifold and it's only a month old. the MAF is only two months old. I am now in Canberra.
r
guy
If it is only a month old I'd take it back to where you got it. warranty replacement. I havent had a MAP issue so others might be able to guide better but. I recon if your smoke stopped after that was unplagged its not working.Quote:
Originally Posted by DWN06
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matt
Hi matt
swapped the MAP for another one still blows smoke.
not sure where to go next?
MAP?:confused:
Is that the same as the ambient air pressure (AAP) sensor?
Anyway whatever it is, if no smoke when disconnected, and smoke when connected, to two different good senors, then I would be looking for a cable/connector problem.:(
And what the other sensors are reading as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mellow Yellow
MAP/IAT sensor (manifold absolute pressure/intake air temp ) is mounted on the intake manifold.Quote:
Originally Posted by biggin
Agreed re the wiring.