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Thread: TDV6 vs V6

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    It's Easy

    Just get the VIN Number & ring the dealer.

    They all have access to the Database

    Kiwirich

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    Quote Originally Posted by Glynhouse View Post
    How do you find out if the recall on the pump mentioned by jonesy above has been done ?
    Give your nearest LR dealer a call. They'll need the VIN (last 6 digits will do) & then they can check what recalls need to be done (if any).
    Scott

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    Quote Originally Posted by 400HPONGAS View Post
    'my td died threads' is that right! where are these threads ? Theres probably around 5000 TDV6 owners who have passed through these pages,how many have had TDV6 Deaths ? Take the bloody things for a drive and make up your own mind. woftam
    If you do a search on other LR threads there's a number of cases of broken crankshafts on the 2.7L TDV6 each around the 140 thousand Km mark and another in Pretoria (this week) poor bloke trying to get replacement big end bearings (LR don't make them available...) ...perhaps he had the version prior to them upgrading to the big ends used in the 3L version...

    Granted, not every example is likely to fail ... there's public comment about the Toyota problems with the D4D family as well...perhaps they're getting too complicated

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    If you prefer petrol then buy the V8 it is more economical and drives ten times better then the petrol V6.

    cheers,
    Terry
    Cheers,
    Terry

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

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    "A number of cases" exacly how many ? theres 10000 TDV6's out there .You know , ive never seen a case of a Broken Crankshaft . Con rod bearings ,yes but that was QA/QC problem Perhaps you should re-search your search and see how many actually broke a crankshaft as a root cause and not a consequence of something else failing.
    Simply ,if you cant afford the TDV6,then say so, and go buy the V6 petrol !!

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    Serious why bother for the V6... Keep the ghia then.

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    id buy the v8 out of the 3, and if you look hard you will find one in HSE for less then a se tdv6,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dorko View Post
    Serious why bother for the V6... Keep the ghia then.
    I want to get back into a real 4x4. Plus it's falling apart.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stig0000 View Post
    id buy the v8 out of the 3, and if you look hard you will find one in HSE for less then a se tdv6,
    Is the economy of the v8 that much better than the v6? And what about for towing?

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    Between the V8 and the V6 they are like two different vehicles to drive, one is very quite, smooth and powerful. The other is noisy, vibrates in comparision and isn't powerful.

    I'll try and be a little bit more subtle then 400HP, but you should go drive a few D3's and then judge for yourself what is best suited to your needs. As I have said else where if I was going to buy another D3 I would buy a V8 even over the TDV6 given what I know now, even though the V8 uses more fuel.

    cheers,
    Terry
    Cheers,
    Terry

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

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