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Old 16th October 2016, 21:34   #11
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Is that flexi pipe airtight ???

Still getting some air leaking in ???
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Old 23rd October 2016, 20:24   #12
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Hi there,
I'm wondering if anyone can offer some advice. i have a 2005 Rover 75 1.8 which has filed its MOT on exhaust emissions specifically Lambda which was recorded as 1.086 which means its above the limit of 1.030.
The front flex pipe had a hole in it so that section was replaced which included the cat. The lambda sensor was also replaced at the same time. Just took for a retest and its failed again with the MOT tester saying that the readings were pretty much the same.
Anyone know whats next? I'm assuming plugs and maybe fuel filter but beyond that i can't think why the engines running rich.
It may be connected but occasionally its rough when starting from hot, takes a few cranks for the engine to start.
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My V6 2.5 failed on emissions the chap at the garage popped in two bottles of forte cleaner told me to go for 15 mile drive give it some wellie and return, did this and it passed emissions test
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Old 23rd October 2016, 21:07   #13
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My V6 2.5 failed on emissions the chap at the garage popped in two bottles of forte cleaner told me to go for 15 mile drive give it some wellie and return, did this and it passed emissions test
My old garage used to do this for me with my Sterling
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Old 23rd October 2016, 21:11   #14
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Hi all,
Thanks for all the advice. Following a new flex pipe and cat, a bottle of fuel injector cleaner and ahem a spirited drive down the motorway and a couple of hours labour fitting a new exhaust sleeve, I'm now a proud owner of a legal car again. Next step, fix the worn shock tower bushings and patch a hole that has appeared in my front bumper...
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