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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscoMick View Post
    I haven't heard of any major problems with Puma engines, they are in widespread use in Fords and seem rugged and reliable.
    Pumas can be remapped to 170
    bhp with a larger intercooler and have plenty of torque, useful for towing.

    So I filled up today and I can report averaging 10.9 l/100 km over 787 km. About half that was towing the camper, not at 110 km/h, but at normal speeds. So without the camper I'd expect that to drop to maybe 10.5 l/100 kms. Hope that helps.
    I would have to agree..... plus if u ever had to replace the injectors, then at least the Puma will not break the bank, unlike the Td5....

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    With a design life of 800,000 km with most of the development done with Kero the TD5 injectors are likely a whole lot less trouble than the Puma (ducks for cover)

    Much cheaper to do an injector pump on a TD5

    Quote Originally Posted by Robmacca View Post
    I would have to agree..... plus if u ever had to replace the injectors, then at least the Puma will not break the bank, unlike the Td5....

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    Quote Originally Posted by djam1 View Post
    With a design life of 800,000 km with most of the development done with Kero the TD5 injectors are likely a whole lot less trouble than the Puma (ducks for cover)

    Much cheaper to do an injector pump on a TD5
    No need to duck, history has shown how reliable the TD5 injectors are. Are chops how his puma injectors were and what they cost to replace.
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    Quote Originally Posted by loanrangie View Post
    No need to duck, history has shown how reliable the TD5 injectors are. Are chops how his puma injectors were and what they cost to replace.
    And the injection pump
    He was lucky it was still under warranty

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    Quote Originally Posted by loanrangie View Post
    Isnt it more like 2300+ in a Defender with 1.4 TC, in a disco its about 2150@100kph ?
    FWIW, with the stock 235/70's the Disco is pulling 2350RPM @ 100km/h

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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    FWIW, with the stock 235/70's the Disco is pulling 2350RPM @ 100km/h
    Is that TD5 Rick ?, my tdi is about 2200 @100kph that is corrected with the 32's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by loanrangie View Post
    Is that TD5 Rick ?, my tdi is about 2200 @100kph that is corrected with the 32's.
    Yep, Disco 2 with the TD5.

    The best fuel economy I've had in the last 3000km was 11.9l/100km with the cruise set at about 103-105km/h, but it does have a roof top tent as a big parachute.
    It's gone to the mid/high 12's now, but I've been doing lots of slow dirt/muddy tracks too.

    I reckon it'd get a lot better with some 31's or 32's dropping the revs back a bit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    Yep, Disco 2 with the TD5.

    The best fuel economy I've had in the last 3000km was 11.9l/100km with the cruise set at about 103-105km/h, but it does have a roof top tent as a big parachute.
    It's gone to the mid/high 12's now, but I've been doing lots of slow dirt/muddy tracks too.

    I reckon it'd get a lot better with some 31's or 32's dropping the revs back a bit.

    31's negligible, 32's , would be noticeably worse , and would really struggle with the rooftop tent if it has standard mapping.

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    Quote Originally Posted by loanrangie View Post
    No need to duck, history has shown how reliable the TD5 injectors are. Are chops how his puma injectors were and what they cost to replace.
    TDCi injectors are $250 each. Pat

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    Quote Originally Posted by discorevy View Post
    31's negligible, 32's , would be noticeably worse , and would really struggle with the rooftop tent if it has standard mapping.
    Ok, that surprises me.

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