guys this may seem dumb:confused: but what is a runaway?
how quickly does the oil level come up?
checked mine the other day & it was up around 2-3mm after 5000ks
could be caused by short runs
suppose i will keep an eye on it& see what happens
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guys this may seem dumb:confused: but what is a runaway?
how quickly does the oil level come up?
checked mine the other day & it was up around 2-3mm after 5000ks
could be caused by short runs
suppose i will keep an eye on it& see what happens
simple...
park rover, go buy new seals and about 30 injector lifting tool
remove bonnet (the number of times Ive bumped one closed on me while working crouched over the engine while perched on the wing... never happend with the spare on the bonnet ( just gouged my back on the securing bolts))
remove acousitc covering and throw it away.
remove rocker cover.
remove rocker gear.
pry out the injector
snap the lifting tool
get another one
pry out injector
snap lifting tool
think about welding a rebar to the top of the injector and hooking it up to a crane
get another lifting tool ,swear at it
get injector out
prise off seals (carefully very very carefully)
install new seals
install injector
secure injector
mark with paint pen or texta marker
repeat for the rest of the injectors (except for removeing the bonnet, the acoustic covers, the rocker cover you only have one of themn have already removed them and the rockers should all come out at once)
then put the rest of the stuff back on the engine. (except the acoustic covers they should be in the bin by now)
Thanks Bilknight.
You dont happen to have the part numbers of the seals do you?
Scarry, a run away is where it starts to run on the contaminated oily / diesel mix. Difficult to stop.
Cheers
Peter
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no I dont have the seal numbers and essentially when you get to the runaway phase is when the fuel mists out of the crank case ventilation system into the inlet tract and then the cylinder
This fuel is outside of the ECU's control which is why the engine does the runaway thing.
the fuel can also get there from a failure of the turbo seals.
your only hopes are in a manual grab 4th hi, lock on the handbrake, stomp on the brakes hard and drop the clutch out.
in an auto, hit D lock the brakes and hope that slows the engine enough to give you the time to get something over the air intake to stop the air.
If youve got a length of rope you can try putting it across the intercooler output hose and ripping it off or choking it there.