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  1. 2nd January 2014, 05:29 PM #1
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    NO THROTTLE on start up

    Happy New Year everyone. I have just come back from some mild dune driving at Robe. I now have a developing problem.
    When I started up the engine today I had no throttle at all. Stopped the motor and recommenced the start procedure again , all good. However it has now done it a couple more times.
    I have also noticed it clunking a bit when I select gears. It is a 1999 TD5 auto.
    Does anyone have any ideas.
    Regards, Nick.
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  2. 2nd January 2014, 06:01 PM #2
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    We have been having the same problem. Thinking the fuel pump?? Been happening on and off for a few months.

    Ours is a Td5 defender, ours, as all the others is not Auto

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  3. 2nd January 2014, 06:10 PM #3
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    Time for a code read before throwing $$ at anything...
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  4. 2nd January 2014, 06:42 PM #4
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    Mine's doing the same thing. 2004 D2a TD5 Auto.

    Makes no difference with MAF unplugged.

    Cleaned the MAP, no difference. Motor runs perfectly otherwise.
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  5. 2nd January 2014, 06:54 PM #5
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    Put the Nanocom on it and did not show up much. Just the shuttle valve fault I have always had.
    Also got 4.7 what ever that means.
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    Maybe check your TPS. I had a similar problem with mine and it was doing all sorts of weird things. I got under and had a look and I was missing 1 nut from the TPS assembly and the other one was loose. I bought one second hand and fitted it up and I have had no problems since. Also check your plug is pushed in properly.
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  7. 2nd January 2014, 08:51 PM #7
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    Sorry . What is TPS?
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    If you have a look through the FAULT CODES sticky in the Electronic Diagnostics section you'll find listing of what the codes are:

    (4,7) Driver Demand Supply Problem, (Logged High)

    Driver Demand = TPS = Throttle Position Sensor.

    The error code means the power supply for the TPS has exceeded the maximum expected value. That is likely to mean there is a short to supply voltage at some point in the wiring harness between the ECU and the pedal unit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by worane View Post
    Sorry . What is TPS?
    Its your throttle pedal in english
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