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Carmadd



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Range rover turbo failure and misfire

Hi all I have a RRS TDV8 with a problem the car started to smoke and I changed one of the turbos and now the car runs and drives but has a misfire on cylinder 8 and only go's to max of 2000 revs (foot down). the turbo that I changed had locked and one or the turbo's turbine was broken and not there and the rest are all bent . Can the misfire be that one of the turbine's is in the engine ?? . Please help. Thanks.

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drdelrrs



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If it's on the compressor side there's only on place a broken blade can go which is into the engine.

It may still be in the manifold (unlikely) if you've now got a misfire it could be that you have a bent valve.

Either way bits of metal sucked into the engine's internals usually cause damage to pistons, valves etc.

If the blade came from the turbine side you may be lucky and the broken bits are in the DPF but since you're reporting a miss-fire it sound ominous.

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Carmadd



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well the misfire is on cylinder 8

Post #397691 Tue Oct 08 2013 7:10pm
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Carmadd



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could it be an injector ??

Post #397692 Tue Oct 08 2013 7:14pm
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RRSTDV8



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If you're lucky it's something like some debris partially blocking the inlet tract above C8 and this is messing with the fuelling. More likely is that something has damaged a valve on the way through and this is resulting in the misfire.

There's only way to find out...and it's not going to be cheap. 2012 SDV6 - it's missing a couple of cylinders
2008 TDV8 - it was a labour of love and is much missed

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Carmadd



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Allot of oil has been pushed to the cooler and to the inlet hose up to the air filter box as the shaft on the turbo snapped and locked out could it be the oil into the piston bore caused the con rod to bend . My mechanic is going to takd the injectors out and measure the tdc against to the head to see if there is a differance .

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garrycol



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Carmadd - I see there are still no responses to your post on the US site - I guess the diesels were not sold over there.

Garry 07MY RRS TDV6
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Carmadd



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Hi all updating news : I have sent the number 8 injector to test and the injector came back with the results of perfect so I took the head off yesterday and soor that all the number 5,6,7 pistons are perfect and that the number 8 piston doesn't go fully up resulting a bent con rod . I have already found a piston/con rod for sale and now going to fit it.

Post #398221 Sun Oct 13 2013 4:58pm
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Carmadd



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Post #398222 Sun Oct 13 2013 5:04pm
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Carmadd



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Paddi



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Censored That's a brave man.

Is that a lump missing from the piston top? Hope you manage to get it all back together. Are you planning on doing the whole job with engine still in?

Interested to know how that pans out. And good luck - obviously Thumbs Up 2008 MY Java Black TDV8 HSE

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Carmadd



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No it is the piston compressed down . ( normal) and thanks for the good luck Very Happy

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Carmadd



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Well here we go again. I found a piston for the car and today I took the sump out . Everything was good except that I found that the problem was what I said it was , a bent con rod . Now all I will do is put the head back but only the sump at the bottom not the other parts. To make sure that when I start the car everything is fine .




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Paddi



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Awesome stuff. No doubt I'm not the only 'armchair expert' who has never tried to tackle a job like that thinking 'oh what about the dynamic balance and the piston rings won't be matched to the bore'. But if it all goes back together and runs nicely what a result that will be!

Best of luck and do keep updating the thread. 2008 MY Java Black TDV8 HSE

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MXSRR



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Good work Thumbs Up I will be following your story, I hope all goes well! MY2007 RRS TDV8 Black - tinted glass - side steps- stormer grille - 20" diamond cut alloys - alpaca leather - TV/DVD pack - some blingy chrome bits & bob's

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