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Thread: quiet bang and then power loss. Td5

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    quiet bang and then power loss. Td5

    G'day everyone,

    td5 deefer with 170k.

    Was driving along at around 90km/h when I hear a low bang and then lose around 50% of the normal power.

    The 130 still runs but it doesn't sound as "healthy" as it was before the incident.

    I searched and thought about the fuel pump but their wouldn't of been a noise if it was the fuel pump would there?

    If it makes any difference- the 130 has also had a new computer from davis (DPL), intercooler, clutch, egr, AFM etc. etc. about 3 weeks ago.

    Thanks in advance.

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    Split turbo hose? I had one go under a clip which made it a little difficult to find.

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    Check your turbo/intercooler hoses. Are you getting a whistling/ hissing noise?
    Dylan
    03 Disco 2a, TD5, Olso blue, 7 seater, Auto, Chipped, EGR'd, 2"lift, SLS, Dual Batteries, Provent, TM-2 engine saver

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    Good thinking. Thanks guys. The turbo wasn't sounding as it should however I put it down to the loss of power.

    I better go get dressed now before i go outside!.

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    okay, looked at the turbo hose trying hard to find that to be the issue as it would of been a nice easy replacement but then on further inspection yes, it was an intercooler hose which has popped off.

    Having no idea what I should be finding- what I found was heaps of oil in the vicinity and nothing else. Is this fine?

    Apart from placing the hose back on do I need to do anything else and would of their been a reason the hose came off in the first place which needs addressing?

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    ... so,

    is there oil in the intercooler ?

    and is it more than just a non-runny surface layer ?

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    They often pop off, we are alway's getting td5's into work with low power, nearly alway's turns out to be the turbo/intercooler hose, most common one is the big one on the drivers side of the engine.
    Most the time they have oil in the hose, there not meant to, but i wouldn't be to worried unless it has alot.

    CHEERS TIM.

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    Let's go with "surface layer" As I'm not worrying about this today. It isn't running any where or anything like that. But, I take your point that it will be something I have to start thinking about.

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    You will get some oil in the intercooler as the engine breather is plumbed into the intake system. Small amounts are normal, large amounts could be a concern.

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    Thanks Bigjon, some concern eased.

    Is it just a matter of putting the hose back on in its right position and driving or is their more I need to be doing?

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