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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: zirk on 20 August 2008, 18:15:34
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Mainly drive the Estate in and arround London, Fully Loaded with bits and Stuff on the Roof. Was averaging 37 to 40 MPG.
Last couple of weeks Im down to 30 - 33 MPG. Checked for Petrol leaks, Oil and Water all Ok, No change in driving style and no apperent loss in performance (just as slow). Also tried variants of different Petrol Co.s
Any thoughts on what I could be looking for?
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temp normal?
Can you read codes?
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Diesel or petrol :D
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Diesel or petrol :D
no petrol leaks, but a rather great diesel leak ;D
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worth checking leak-off pipes
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temp normal?
Can you read codes?
Its a pre Maf type, I didn't think you could clip TD's?, I'll try it, remind me pins 4 and 5?
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as stated by the boy leakoff pipes are favourite here BUT dont forget to check the kong one that returns to the pump as it goes under the inlet manifold out of sight is a favourite place for leaks to hide!!! :y
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as stated by the boy leakoff pipes are favourite here BUT dont forget to check the kong one that returns to the pump as it goes under the inlet manifold out of sight is a favourite place for leaks to hide!!! :y
Thx :y
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I had one with leaky injector 4? the one with the wire. It used to leave bad stains whenever it was wet on the ground, Mpg was no worse than 30-34 same as previous and post MAF noMAF. Are you going by the computer,or tankfull. I do not believe a laden est will do 37-40 with stuff on the bars.
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I had one with leaky injector 4? the one with the wire. It used to leave bad stains whenever it was wet on the ground, Mpg was no worse than 30-34 same as previous and post MAF noMAF. Are you going by the computer,or tankfull. I do not believe a laden est will do 37-40 with stuff on the bars.
I cant find any leaks or stains any where, checking the MPG with both MID and Tank, the Mid seems to be spot on.
Must point out mine is a Manual, makes a big difference over a Auto when driving fully loaded in stop start London. :y
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worth checking leak-off pipes
I am assuming that these are the ones that link all the injectors together. Also do they have a oneway system inside themand if they do I assume that it would go from the back injector (no 6) to the front. Only asking as I will be replacing these pipes this weekend as I always seem to get air stuck in the no 5 injector.
Got told my an ex-mechanic if you place a rod on the injector you can hear the difference between one with air trapped and one not. Doing the Diesel Magic on it as well to try and stop the intermittant EMl I get.
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just by feel you can tell if there is air in it
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just by feel you can tell if there is air in it
I assume you mean the Tank?, if so will check 2morrow as been driving the MV6 arround last couple of days because of the problem.
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just by feel you can tell if there is air in it
I assume you mean the Tank?, if so will check 2morrow as been driving the MV6 arround last couple of days because of the problem.
Sorry, I was referring to the post about air in injector feeds...
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Mainly drive the Estate in and arround London, Fully Loaded with bits and Stuff on the Roof. Was averaging 37 to 40 MPG.
Last couple of weeks Im down to 30 - 33 MPG. Checked for Petrol leaks, Oil and Water all Ok, No change in driving style and no apperent loss in performance (just as slow). Also tried variants of different Petrol Co.s
Any thoughts on what I could be looking for?
Wish I got that MPG on short city driving journeys, mine is always around the 33 mpg.......longer motorway journeys around 42/45 mpg, are you sure the figures are correct?
Mick
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wish i hadn't retired my 1994 2.5td it took me to work around 45mpg whereas its repacement 1998 2.5td only manages 33 on same run