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Old 15th November 2017, 23:01   #1
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Today my Rover75 CDTi cut out on me today, the engine was 'chugging' and hand little power as i was reversing the engine then cut out.
I restarted, but once i put the gear box in Drive it cut out again.
When on the motorway it drove fine very smooth. But when i came off the motorway and stopped at lights, the idle was terrible.
Full tank of fuel, new under bonnet pump fitted a year ago, this is an intermittent problem.
One thing we did do was unplug the injectors one at a time, and number 4 made no change to the engine at all.

HAVE FOUND THE PROBLEM TO BE WORSE WHEN ENGINE REACHES NORMAL TEMPERATURE, WHEN COLD IT TICKS OVER NICELY.

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Old 17th November 2017, 16:17   #2
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Today my Rover75 CDTi cut out on me today, the engine was 'chugging' and hand little power as i was reversing the engine then cut out.
I restarted, but once i put the gear box in Drive it cut out again.
When on the motorway it drove fine very smooth. But when i came off the motorway and stopped at lights, the idle was terrible.
Full tank of fuel, new under bonnet pump fitted a year ago, this is an intermittent problem.
One thing we did do was unplug the injectors one at a time, and number 4 made no change to the engine at all.
Could be any amount of things, and I mean you would be clutching at straws trying to find the cause.

My suggestion would be to have a word with Jonny and Rab at Ards Mini Centre, and get it diagnosed properly, before it lets you down completely.

Injector load drop can be caused by anything from a defective loom to a duff injector, however more commonly a wet ECM causes this

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Old 30th November 2017, 23:25   #3
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fitted a new UBP it was only a year old, but was running very noisy, could even hear it, through all the sound proofing.
Got in contact with the company i bought it off and they sent me a new one free of charge, seems to have cured the problem.
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