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| Paul V. Member Since: 01 Mar 2015 Location: Netherlands Posts: 18   
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Cilinder roughness at 50 degrees coolant fluid Last edited by Paul V. on 3rd Oct 2019 12:11pm. Edited 1 time in total |
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3rd Oct 2019 11:31am |
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| Paul V. Member Since: 01 Mar 2015 Location: Netherlands Posts: 18
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Cilinder roughness at 90 degrees coolant fluid |
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3rd Oct 2019 12:10pm |
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| Mario110 Member Since: 15 Sep 2019 Location: Hessen Posts: 6  
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I can confirm these values, when cold "rough" cylinder balance, when warm really good but with knocking.
Could it be possible - just an idea because of discussion with my mechanical - that this knocking is caused by an hydraulic lasher? I've got new ones when my head was replaced....so everything should be fine...but who knows? Has anyone of you guys a "thicker" oil than 5W30 in the car or is somebody using an additiv? Something like this: https://www.amazon.de/Liqui-Moly-1009-Hydr...B001CZODI2 Best Mario |
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3rd Oct 2019 5:35pm |
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| Paul V. Member Since: 01 Mar 2015 Location: Netherlands Posts: 18
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Hi,
@alex, I’m 100% sure that the knocking noise came after the broken injector and the replacement of the seals/plates of the other 5 injectors. Before my engine had a typical Td5 sound and runs very smooth. But now I am confused.... (After the moment that the noise came we drove more than 2000 km’s with the car.) I hardly dare to say it: The last 3 days there was no knocking sound anymore ! But end of this afternoon I heard the knocking sound again. But,by far, not as loud as in the beginning. I think it’s the best to drive with the car for a couple of weeks. I will let you know. @Mario, I have changed the engine oil from 5W40 to 10W40 both full synthetic. There was no difference between them. |
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3rd Oct 2019 6:15pm |
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| Mario110 Member Since: 15 Sep 2019 Location: Hessen Posts: 6
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This is really crazy: I drove yesterday to the workshop where i got those injectors, 140km journy....and the knocking was really better. I left the car there so they can check by themselfs but yesterday I was not able to show them the issue  |
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3rd Oct 2019 7:56pm |
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| geobloke Member Since: 06 Nov 2012 Location: Nottinghamshire Posts: 4395 
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Hang on. IIRC there was a LR bulletin some years ago that amended the rocker to injector clearance gaps. I will see if I can re-find the document later, but from memory it was something like the manuals stated tighten then back off the screw by one turn. The update suggested backing off a further half a turn to 1.5 turns of the screw.
Could this be the source of some of the knocking at the top end?! |
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4th Oct 2019 1:38pm |
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| Paul V. Member Since: 01 Mar 2015 Location: Netherlands Posts: 18
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I am very curious about that Land Rover bulletin!
On another forum I only read once that someone turned the injectors 1.5 turn back for safety. in the meantime our Def is doing fine.... |
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7th Oct 2019 7:50am |
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| Mario110 Member Since: 15 Sep 2019 Location: Hessen Posts: 6
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@Paul V.
So, knocking is away after driving some kilometers? |
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8th Oct 2019 11:02am |
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| Paul V. Member Since: 01 Mar 2015 Location: Netherlands Posts: 18
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Yep, that is correct Mario.
the hard, sharp knock gradually disappeared. In the meantime we drove +- 2500 km’s. And I didn’t do anything more to solve it. I know, strange but truth! I was thinking..... is it necessary to build up some carbon in the place near the plate of the injector ? (When you want to put on the new plates on the injectors you have to scratch of the carbon from the side of the injectors) My diesel specialist said no..... |
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8th Oct 2019 12:34pm |
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