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Thread: Highest Km D3/D4 with no major problems ?

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    I just saw how many k's Character has now in the UK with his D3:

    471000 miles

    = 758000 Kilometers.
    That's awesome!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ~Rich~ View Post
    I just saw how many k's Character has now in the UK with his D3:

    471000 miles

    = 758000 Kilometers.
    That's awesome!
    So that's 71,000 miles in 10 1/2 months, easily beats my record of 65,000 in a Hilux one year and I thought I'd lived in it to do that many. He'll be heading for 85,000 in the year at that rate (135,000 kms )

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    Quote Originally Posted by discowhite View Post
    just wait till you get a D4! better again

    cheers phil

    Hi Phil,

    Sorry I missed your previous responce, but better late than never.

    I don't mind admitting I would like a new D4 ...but for me its also a case of bang for your buck, for just a few thousand dollars more than a new HSE D4 with the same options ticked as our HSE D3 came with including Logic 7 stereo, adaptive headlights, cool box, premium sat nav, e-diff, sun roofs, F&R parking sensors, rear air con, premium Ice pack and roof rails I purchased a 90k TDV6 HSE D3, a brand new Jayco 18' Outback caravan, a highly modded and very capable off road D1 and the D2a HSE.


    cheers,
    Terry
    Cheers,
    Terry

    D1 V8 (Gone)
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    D3 HSE TDV6 (Unfortunately Gone)
    D4 V8

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    A fellow D4 owner that bought his 2 years ago when I bought mine, has covered over 200,000Klm's (have mentioned this in another post).
    That equates to over 100,000Klm's a year. He sometimes travels up to 4,500Klm's a week.
    He was going to trade it recently, but given that he has had a trouble free run to date, why swap.

    Cheers, Craig

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    Not really high numbers but 73,000 in 30 months for a MY09 V6 petrol, and very happy with the car. Only had minor issues around central locking and radio reception playing up so can't complain. Doing 600+ km per week is killing me on the fuel bill though, so any donations gladly accepted.

    Cheers

    Dom

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    Well it's happened - Character didn't make 500,000 miles in his D3 without a major issue!

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    Last edited by ~Rich~; 3rd March 2012 at 07:35 PM. Reason: Swap kms to miles! Thx Gordon.
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    Umm - that was 500 000 MILES he didn't make. Had 471 000 miles (757 839 km) on the clock

    Cheers,

    Gordon

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    Thats great "mileage" , but what gets me is this guys insistance on the fault was a
    "fuel regulator valve inside cylinder 3" What on earth was he talking about.?!!!!! If this the feedback he got from his stealer,then they probably having a Lend of him.
    Just Love the way he posts a Parts breakdown and circles all the valves , as if someone told him that those thingys are "Fuel regulator valves".Now,how does someone of that level of Mechanical Knowledge get that level of engine life ?
    I suppose the old saying of "Ignorance is Bliss" comes to mind . Probably the long life was caused by the old "TAXI Syndrome" , in that the engine probably went through a significant smaller number of Heat Cycles , Thermal shocks.

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    Your absolutely correct 400HP the workshop feed him a load of old cobblers ..they should have told him it was 'The fuel and air regulator valve inside cylinder three that failed' ...

    Just goes to show that you don't have to have any real mechanical knowledge to set some sort of amazing reliability record. ...Hats off to the man!

    cheers,
    Terry
    Cheers,
    Terry

    D1 V8 (Gone)
    D2a HSE V8 (Gone)
    D3 HSE TDV6 (Unfortunately Gone)
    D4 V8

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