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HardCharger



Member Since: 03 Mar 2013
Location: Manila
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Philippines 2011 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 SW Stornoway Grey
Are your batteries firmly secured to the cables? Sometimes a loose connection can give you the problems you experience. Make sure the cables are secured tightly on the posts and that there is no movement whatsoever when you try to move the cables by hand.

You can also try re-shaping the posts before securing the cables again, or maybe you can put in a copper sleeve on the negative post and a pounded thin lead sleeve for the positive post to make sure there is good contact.

I had hesitation and cutting out before and it turned out to be the issue I described above.

I hope this solves your problems.
Post #779326 28th Jun 2019 8:22am
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Tomotomo



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If you have access to diagnostics. I would start checking the obvious things like fuel rail pressure actual vs desired.
Still sounds fuel related to me.
You could do injector relearn as well. If that fails perhaps you have a suspect one.
Post #779399 28th Jun 2019 5:12pm
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MK



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Whats the max difference between desired and actual rail pressure? Puma 110" SW

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Post #779571 29th Jun 2019 6:30pm
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DavyG



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Cured. Injectors removed and sent off for testing. 2 failed and were replaced. Pilot re-lrelearn carried out and now running sweet.
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custom90



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Glad it's solved. Thumbs Up

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Post #780373 6th Jul 2019 3:01pm
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Tomotomo



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Excellent, πŸ‘
Post #780452 7th Jul 2019 8:07am
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