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Thread: What will let go first in a 300 Tdi?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jock The Rock View Post
    Gday

    As a few know I have a fairly well tweaked 300 Tdi in my Defender

    VNT Turbo
    Turner Performance Head
    Bigger Intercooler
    3 Inch exhaust
    Diesel Gas
    And a tad more fuel than standard

    I'm just interested to know what will let go first?

    Someone mentioned spinning a big end

    I was talking to a Poozer driver on the weekend and he seemed to think the same thing. Apparently Cruisers have a similar problem with the turboed engines

    He seemed to think a new set of big ends every 100,000 would be a good idea

    Bear in mind I am only running about 18psi at max boost spiking to close to 20psi and rarely going over 700 degrees on the pyro

    What are everyones thoughts?




    G/Day Mate, From what i've seen its usually The Missus that lets go first, If you play to much with your TDI !!.


    Cheers Sumo

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    Quote Originally Posted by PAT303 View Post
    When you are driving you don't need to put your foot down as hard,unless you drive everywhere with your foot down hard.Jock,I wound some fuel off when I fitted the D/gas,it now pulls up hills better with only a 20degree increase in EGT's. Pat
    Yeh we took it for a spin just after Jilden fitted the gas. Booted it and the temps spiked like nothing else, so I've taken about half a turn out of the fuel

    Quote Originally Posted by sumo View Post
    G/Day Mate, From what i've seen its usually The Missus that lets go first, If you play to much with your TDI !!.


    Cheers Sumo
    It's damn good to be single

    Uniformed - thats what I was thinking....

    It does also get fresh oil and a filter every 5000km and has a recently recored radiator and fresh coolant

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    You can block the bypass hole in the rad tank and that makes a supprising amount of difference in cooling. Pat

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