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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 4969 |
Google LTB00487v6 and have a read, might help.
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Sat Jun 01 2019 8:55am |
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Hog Member Since: 03 Dec 2015 Location: Wassenaar Posts: 254 |
DPF active regen RRS 3.0 SDV6 HSE Lux
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Sat Jun 01 2019 9:04am |
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knwatkins Member Since: 09 Sep 2018 Location: Poole, Dorset Posts: 1139 |
Col, the secondary turbo oil drain issue would only be present when the secondary turbo spools up wouldn't it? Ie. At 2800 rpm and above. The OP reports the car smoking when at lights, ie. At idle. Kev
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Sat Jun 01 2019 2:22pm |
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Weinel Member Since: 06 Feb 2019 Location: Surrey Posts: 10 |
Hi thanks for the responses, my vin no is what that bulletin covers just my luck more things to go wrong 😞 took her out on motorway this morning & was good as gold no issues & no smoke at all. Could it just of been a dpf re gen hopefully? |
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Sat Jun 01 2019 3:21pm |
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knwatkins Member Since: 09 Sep 2018 Location: Poole, Dorset Posts: 1139 |
I think you're right. If you hit 2800rpm and you don't get smoke, it isn't a problem with your secondary turbo not draining oil effectively. Kev
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Sat Jun 01 2019 6:06pm |
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Weinel Member Since: 06 Feb 2019 Location: Surrey Posts: 10 |
Hi sorry, do you think my secondary turbo is not draining aswell then? Sorry for coming across dim is this something I need to get looked at? Many thanks |
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Sat Jun 01 2019 6:44pm |
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RJM16 Member Since: 11 Nov 2016 Location: Worcestershire Posts: 29 |
Had the same prob on MY12 and following the mod it seemed too pull better and no smoke issues.
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Sat Jun 01 2019 6:51pm |
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Weinel Member Since: 06 Feb 2019 Location: Surrey Posts: 10 |
If you don’t mind me asking how much did the mod cost to have done? Mine doesn’t smoke normally was just that issue a couple of days ago?
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Sat Jun 01 2019 7:05pm |
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RJM16 Member Since: 11 Nov 2016 Location: Worcestershire Posts: 29 |
Sit down take a breathe around the £650 mark
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Sat Jun 01 2019 7:07pm |
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knwatkins Member Since: 09 Sep 2018 Location: Poole, Dorset Posts: 1139 |
Personally, no, I don't think that is the case.
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Sat Jun 01 2019 7:13pm |
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knwatkins Member Since: 09 Sep 2018 Location: Poole, Dorset Posts: 1139 |
If you wanted to do it anyway, you could do it yourself and save some money...
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Sat Jun 01 2019 7:21pm |
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Weinel Member Since: 06 Feb 2019 Location: Surrey Posts: 10 |
Hi i did look at a you tube video to see what was involved. The bulletin did have them part no’s on it aswell. I need to book her in to do the front & rear belts but I might see how much they want to do it at the same time if too much looks like I’ll be getting dirty 😞 |
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Sat Jun 01 2019 7:25pm |
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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 4969 |
Not saying the fault is the drain tube, it was only a suggestion to investigate the possibility. The other thing is what colour is the smoke? oil would be blue, fuel probably black etc.
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Sat Jun 01 2019 9:34pm |
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ilard Member Since: 20 Aug 2010 Location: London Posts: 975 |
Drop two or more 16oz cans of Sea Foam fuel stabiliser (£23 for two off eBay) into the fuel tank and go for a blast. Blows out the cobwebs. Mine was running just fine but I did this anyway for a giggle and it’s now running silky smooth, it’s delightful. But apparently in the US folks use this as a first step in triaging engine niggles.
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Sun Jun 02 2019 5:55am |
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