Reply With QuoteI thought that was the oil centrifuge you could hear.
:?: I've had my 120k service and noticed when shutting down the TD5 the turbo is no longer winding down as normal.
Would this be a result of adjustment by dealer or failure?
Swaggie
I thought that was the oil centrifuge you could hear.
Cheers
Slunnie
~ Discovery II Td5 ~ Discovery 3dr V8 ~ Series IIa 6cyl ute ~ Series II V8 ute ~
It would be as Slunnie said - the oil centrifuge - Strange though mine went a lot quieter after the 120K service too.Originally posted by Foxbat
:?: I've had my 120k service and noticed when shutting down the TD5 the turbo is no longer winding down as normal.
Would this be a result of adjustment by dealer or failure?
Jack
Wizard
It would be as Slunnie said - the oil centrifuge - Strange though mine went a lot quieter after the 120K service too.Originally posted by JackH+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(JackH)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-Foxbat
:?: I've had my 120k service and noticed when shutting down the TD5 the turbo is no longer winding down as normal.
Would this be a result of adjustment by dealer or failure?
Jack[/b][/quote]
I would far rather you never heard the turbo runing down, as it would be quite likely running down dry ... 8O 8O
Rosco
LordRover
SupporterAfter I do an oil change I don't hear my turbo winding down for about 2000k - I assumed it was the nice new oil that quietened things down and it was the oil starting to dirty up that made the turbo wind down noisy - this reinforced the point to me about changing the oil and filter every 5000ks
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