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why would a td42 shudder when turned off?

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why would a td42 shudder when turned off?

Post by joelt »

i'm looking at a gq td42 and the only prob i can find is that when the ignition is turned off, the engine shudders to a halt. why would this happen?
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Post by JemmyBubbles »

Mine does/did this too, as does my old mans.

so +2 as to why
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Post by joelt »

or probably more to the point, does it matter? is it a problem or not?
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Post by slowLux »

how do you mean shudder, sorta like over run for hlaf a second?
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Post by joelt »

yeah, sort of overrun and shudder as it stops.
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Post by dirtyGQ »

broken or soft engine mount,flex joint in exhaust .
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Post by ozy1 »

mine was doing this, i adjusted the idle, and mine hasnt done it since

whats it idle at,

i fine mine does it under 600rpm,

i turned it up to 700 and now no dramas
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Post by Leeroy »

I'll second the engine mounts, mine did the same thing also shuddered a bit reversing under load (ie uphill a bit) now all fixed.
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Post by HeathGQ »

I'll also go the engine mounts. I know mine are rooted, and it shudders as soon as it shuts down
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Post by Rampage »

ozy1 wrote:mine was doing this, i adjusted the idle, and mine hasnt done it since

whats it idle at,

i fine mine does it under 600rpm,

i turned it up to 700 and now no dramas
this is true and helps, in my case!
Also it could be engine mounts depending how old they are or worn!
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Post by Sterlo »

heres a little thought.. I might be way off here but my girlfriends old man had a TD42 and he complained that it sounded like it ran on for a split second after he turned the key off. So i talked to a few older mechanics that had been buggering around with diesels for many years. They suggested advancing the timing.. Run on on shudder stopped

Just my bits worth guys.. Plus nissans go heaps better with more advance,, petrol or diesel!!! Done my SD33T now the clutch slips : (

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Post by sw1 »

im not dismissing the engine mount coments but be aware that indirect inject motors always shudder when shut down

running on is a completely different thing but a shudder on shut down on an indirect inject is par for the corse.
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Post by killer_garden_gnome »

agreed any older diesel will shudder when u stop it, it just the injection as said electronic ones stop faster than mechanical.
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Post by Stu'sBeast »

Sterlo wrote:heres a little thought.. I might be way off here but my girlfriends old man had a TD42 and he complained that it sounded like it ran on for a split second after he turned the key off. So i talked to a few older mechanics that had been buggering around with diesels for many years. They suggested advancing the timing.. Run on on shudder stopped

Just my bits worth guys.. Plus nissans go heaps better with more advance,, petrol or diesel!!! Done my SD33T now the clutch slips : (

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Re: why would a td42 shudder when turned off?

Post by tweak'e »

joelt wrote:i'm looking at a gq td42 and the only prob i can find is that when the ignition is turned off, the engine shudders to a halt. why would this happen?
thanks
do those motors have a butterfly in the intake?
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Post by killer_garden_gnome »

nah theyre a mecanical gov pump, accelerator cable straight to the pump
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Post by henry »

This has been covered before i think. It may be the fuel solenoid leaking past and allowing the motor to run a few revolutions longer and shudder to a stop. It does'nt happen every time does it? just now and then?
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Post by 4by »

Agree with Henry........been told the same thing by a diesel engineer.
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Post by j-top paj »

engine mount? id be checking them out first
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Post by canuck »

I can tell you with mine it wasn't the engine mounts. New genuine mounts made no difference. When I replaced the injectors, it pretty much stopped but still gives a little shake on shut down. Like was posted, this type of engine always gives a little shake on shut-down. Something more noticieble is run-on and is usually leaking injector(s). I assume that this is what was causing my to give a real good shake. I also had my IP rebuilt at the same time so can't say it was the injectors for sure.
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Post by Juzza »

Engine mounts, idle speed, pump timing...
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Post by xenith »

mine was doing this, i adjusted the idle, and mine hasnt done it since

whats it idle at,

i fine mine does it under 600rpm,

i turned it up to 700 and now no dramas
i third that did same to mine but took idle to 800 so much happer ;)
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Post by zagan »

if it keeps running after turning off the engine the offical term is called "dieseling" of all things.

Usually from the timing being a bit off and the diesel gets injected just after TDC forcing the pistion to keep going.

check the timing, idle on my diesel is 700rpm no A/C 850rpms with A/C.

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Post by MyGQ »

i have mine idle at 600RPM cause i like having it low when 4x4ing, makes crawling with the stock gearing a bit better :)
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