02-03-2010, 10:36 PM
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This fault has been bugging me for a couple of years, it's been very intermittant & gives no fault codes : a sudden power loss in mostly second & third gear with no excess smoke from the exhaust. I think most of us are well aware of the weird & wonderful intermittant power losses caused by the fuel filter & the head scratching fault codes that arise from the fuel starvation; this next fault involves air starvation, hopefully this will help some people out:
The trusty D5
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Cover removed
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The inlet pipe to the turbo is not easy to reach but I'm determined to leave the top engine mount & crossbar in place
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The turbo creates quite a high localised vacuum in the inlet pipework, the rubber inlet pipe has denatured & gone very soft. Under heavy boost the vacuum is sufficient to squash the pipe & stop the airflow. My paws are quite big, it's a bit of a struggle. I end up laying on the engine but that's cool 'cos I love this car
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Luckily the jubilee clamps are moveable, nearly there now
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The vacuum has crushed the pipe so hard it's split.
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Notice the pipe is so soft I can easily squash it into a ball
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The new pipe is very hard & I struggled to get the crankcase ventilation spigot in for 15 minutes before I cheated & gave the plastic body a chamfer with the Dremmel
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Job done. It's been a bit of a tussle but I'm well pleased to have finally cured this fault, the car's never driven better. Also I've just got the all clear from a year long cancer scare. It's been a good day
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pipe part No 30636854
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This fault has been bugging me for a couple of years, it's been very intermittant & gives no fault codes : a sudden power loss in mostly second & third gear with no excess smoke from the exhaust. I think most of us are well aware of the weird & wonderful intermittant power losses caused by the fuel filter & the head scratching fault codes that arise from the fuel starvation; this next fault involves air starvation, hopefully this will help some people out:
The trusty D5
[attachment=10149]
Cover removed
[attachment=10148]
The inlet pipe to the turbo is not easy to reach but I'm determined to leave the top engine mount & crossbar in place
[attachment=10147]
The turbo creates quite a high localised vacuum in the inlet pipework, the rubber inlet pipe has denatured & gone very soft. Under heavy boost the vacuum is sufficient to squash the pipe & stop the airflow. My paws are quite big, it's a bit of a struggle. I end up laying on the engine but that's cool 'cos I love this car
[attachment=10146]
Luckily the jubilee clamps are moveable, nearly there now
[attachment=10145]
The vacuum has crushed the pipe so hard it's split.
[attachment=10144]
Notice the pipe is so soft I can easily squash it into a ball
[attachment=10143]
The new pipe is very hard & I struggled to get the crankcase ventilation spigot in for 15 minutes before I cheated & gave the plastic body a chamfer with the Dremmel
[attachment=10142]
Job done. It's been a bit of a tussle but I'm well pleased to have finally cured this fault, the car's never driven better. Also I've just got the all clear from a year long cancer scare. It's been a good day
[attachment=10141]
pipe part No 30636854