Mututing
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Have you acquired the plugs from MB? I inquire since some websites advocate the use of resistor plugs. While some argue that resistor plugs are adequate, I see no justification for installing anything other than the appropriate plugs that are still available from MB. Which electrical outlets did you install? Once you have confirmed that your HT system is functioning well, I would recommend doing a duty cycle check using the following method: Have you acquired the plugs from MB? I inquire since some websites advocate the usage of resistor plugs. While some argue that resistor plugs are adequate, I see no justification for installing anything other than the appropriate plugs that are still available from MB. Which electrical outlets did you install? Once you have confirmed that your HT system is functioning well, I would recommend doing a duty cycle check using the following method: It is advisable to expect a reading of 70% when switching on the device, with the engine not in operation. The temperature gradually stabilises at 50% while the engine is operating until it reaches around 70C. Subsequently, the duty cycle should fluctuate approximately at a 50% level. Approximately between the ages of 45 and 55. Alternative values suggest a malfunction or that the cowboys have been tampering with the screw located at the upper part of the gasoline distributor. Avoid the urge to make unnecessary adjustments until you are quite certain that all other sensors and settings are absolutely accurate. Can be a lengthy process. Please ensure to verify the precise figures for your engine. Those statistics belong to me. If you see a reading of 30% instead of 70%, it indicates that the probes of your metre should be interchanged. If you do not already own a duty cycle metre, I highly advise acquiring one. This diagnostic approach is very beneficial when used with the KE Jetronic system. I purchased a Fluke 17B+ and have been satisfied with the investment. Although it was not inexpensive, I had to discard two or three low-quality ones before investing in a higher-priced one. Now, I am able to appreciate the assurance it provides. If you avoid incurring a garage charge, you have effectively covered the cost of it. Additionally, I would want to emphasise the need of acquiring the whole high-tension (HT) system, including the coil and plugs, directly from the manufacturer, MB, if you are really committed to this automobile. The leads have a much improved fit, which instills a sense of assurance. During the last weekend, I used a little device to identify and measure electrical currents that were causing excessive power consumption. After acquiring the knowledge of using it for detecting low current and calibrating the metre to a neutral position, it verified that everything is in good condition. Once again, a sense of self-assurance. Happy hunting.
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Could you please verify that the component shown in the image below corresponds to the whole hub assembly?
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Antiquated vehicles equipped with carburetors or maybe a few with rudimentary fuel injection systems
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The 14CUX(Classic), GEMS, and Thor engine management systems all have a restriction at around 5500 rpm. However, unlike the fireworks gadget, they reduce the fuel supply.
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In fact, it is incorrect to say that I accomplished nothing. I conducted sporadic tests. Engaged in a certain gear, but operating at a low range.
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I am certain that it is present, since my Classis has one (confirmed). I believe that one aspect of some modifications is to enable greater revolutions.
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Audi has provided a 7-year guarantee with no mileage restriction for the hybrid problem. You will have enough coverage.
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Here is a fascinating piece of information... simply to emphasize it!
Mututing replied to VibrantShin's topic in General
If we subtract the tax differential, exclude the value-added tax (VAT), and account for the cost of transportation to the UK, what remains is the disparity between the prices of products manufactured in the USA and those manufactured in the USA for the UK market. -
Here is a fascinating piece of information... simply to emphasize it!
Mututing replied to VibrantShin's topic in General
What are the disparities in tax and value-added tax (VAT) between the United States and the United Kingdom? -
Is this vibration mostly rotational or does it occur while going over bumps? Have you got your exhaust system inspected to exclude it as a potential cause?
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I formerly had a Vauxhall with a 1.9 cdti engine, which was a terrible experience until I disabled the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) system. The diesel vehicle was notably swift considering its size, however it posed a significant risk. If the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve became blocked while accelerating out of a junction, you experienced a complete loss of power and were potentially at risk of a fatal accident several times in that very dangerous vehicle. While innocently pulling out, I suddenly lost power and found myself in a dangerous situation with a truck approaching me. The makers are reprehensible for engaging in fraudulent practices and causing significant financial burden due to the need for expensive repairs after 50,000 miles of use. And expelling excrement continuously throughout regeneration. They merit legal action.
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I believe I should as well. The content of egr etc is nonsensical.
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Moreover, the sensors are prone to immediate malfunction upon attempting their removal, resulting in significant inconvenience. And the foolish dipstick mounting bolt. What on earth! I discovered it and set it free, but, I accidentally damaged the dipstick tube when attempting to remove the whole assembly. The secondary Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) system prevents any further efforts to remove the manifold. Upon reflection, I contemplated either permanently disabling the automobile or removing it with the expectation of resolving the issue. Yes, I did, but it was for a faulty coolant temperature twin plug. I had to repair a damaged plug and apply silicone to the other plugs where the spring clip had detached. With the sole purpose of deceiving the Green Brigade. Develop a dependable engine and disregard any other distractions.
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I am willing to make an effort to get several hundred pounds since the X5 scam salespeople are specifically focusing on me to file a claim. Indeed, there is no reason not to. I'm wasting time organising useless items. The EGR system was the most significant fraudulent scheme involving diesel engines. I am astonished by the substandard quality present in an engine that is supposedly of a premium brand.
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Viscous sludge. Although it was challenging, I managed to fix the issue temporarily, despite breaking the dipstick and coolant sensor plug. I am unable to fully comprehend the amount of debris present in my manifold. Moreover, it should be noted that the individual has attempted the customary additives. Financially imprudent. BMW requested a payment of 1500 pounds. Completed in 180. The current performance of the system is excellent. Do not make the assumption that n57 poor cold starts are caused by faulty glow plugs. This is the undesirable material found in intakes. The issue lies in the fact that replacing the components is quite difficult and challenging. Sensor plugs and other components were confiscated.
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The car was experiencing vibrations and emitting smoke upon starting. Consistently involves extended journeys on highways. I took a risk and purchased an EGR valve and intake manifold of OEM grade.Less than 200 pounds. Endured a gruelling six-hour process to install them. However, the removal of the mentioned item clarified the cause of the engine's erratic performance. The vehicle has completed a total mileage of 132,000 kilometres, which has resulted in an unforeseen issue.