Thread: TD5 engine missing and no power

It's common enough for many to have had oil in the loom issues. It's usually just the injector loom which is about $200-250 to have replaced.

Agree.
If you replace the injector harness, and take out the gasket from the ECU plug after cleaning out the plug to let it drain , it will eventually dry out after a few months. Get the workshop to show you how to remove the ECU, behind the battery and unplug the red plug and clean with electronic contact cleaner. Do this every few weeks after you replace the injector harness and the problem should not recur.
Regards Philip A

Yes have booked it in for Tuesday next week earliest I could get it in up for just over$1800.00, thanks for replies.

Whaaat?
The quote was $1800 for supply and fit an injector and main harness?
Yikes! I suggest you get another quote.
Regards Philip A

You're being stitched up mate...

Injector loom and Gasket - $200.00 and 90 minutes of your time.

I replaced my loom just a couple days ago
Loom of ebay $80
Gasket goo $20
Circuit spray $30
search on here or google for step by step process there are a few of them about
detailed with pictures
save some $$$ and do it yourself if I can any can lol
I got quoted $1100 by a couple places so glad did it myself

Originally Posted by Heath

Yes have booked it in for Tuesday next week earliest I could get it in up for just over$1800.00, thanks for replies.

I did mine took 30 minutes cost $120 all up

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Hi Heath,

Most of the posts are not including the costs of replacing the Engine Harness as quoted by Discovery Automotive. If it does need to be replaced you can see the cost of one from the UK (Famous Four) on this link Famous Four - New Parts for Discovery Series II 1999-2004 Models - Electrical If it is a Series 2a you can see it is even more. I ended up replacing my Engine Harness as well as Injector Harness after having too many niggly problems and it made quite a long lasting improvement. Both harnesses are not too hard to do yourself but the Engine Harness is much more labour intensive hence a probable large labour cost.

Nick