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Thread: TD5 INJECTOR WIRING LOOM

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    seymour Guest

    TD5 INJECTOR WIRING LOOM

    JUST TO LETING YOU ALL KNOW IF ANY ONE HAS A MISS DEVELOP IN THERE TD5
    IT'S MOST PROBLEY THE INJECTOR WIRING LOOM
    DON'T LET THE LAND ROVER DEALER TALK YOU INTO LETTING THEM SOLDER IT UP .
    A NEW ONE ONLY COSTS AROUND $125


    NOT LIKE ME ,I GOT STUNG BIG TIME

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    Dac Guest

    Injector loom

    My 2000 disco developed the same problem. It is known about by LR. Apparently oil from the injectors leaks through the rubber seals into the electrical loom causing it to short out. The symptoms are erratic idle and a loss of power under load. You may also notice dashboard warning lights coming on and off intermittently. My SRS airbag light came on and stayed on. Fortunately, the Disco was under warranty at the time, but both looms and the ecu were replaced and it cost around $2300. My view is that it should be a fault rectified by the factory as it is a common fault with 99-2000 TD5's.

    Seeyas Darrell Rigby

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    I've heard of this problem in the past and I wonder if it isn't that something is shorting out but that the oil seeps into the crimped connectors and insulates each strand from the next. If this is the case, the connector could be intermittent.

    Any comments from other electronics bods (I'm an electronics tech by trade).

    Ron

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