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still not happy
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still not happy
Have a 4.2td gu 2000, has 3inch dunp + exhaust,k/n air filter new fuel filters. It just hesitates when accelerating. goes good to about 2000 rpm then holds back then goes good to about 3000 rpm then holds back then goes ok to about 4500rpm. Can anyone tell me a good diesel mechanic up south in Adelaide?
GU 4.2TD
wagon.
looking for that perfect route?
wagon.
looking for that perfect route?
mechanic
Direct Automotive just off Sherrifs Rd. on the service road near the expressway exit.
They also do LPG fumigation for all diesels too.
They also do LPG fumigation for all diesels too.
Bordertrek 4X4 & Fabrication
0400 250 734 Bordertown SA
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4500rpm
Check the torque curve on it man...........you're getting good torque @ 2000rpm. Maybe 2500rpm giving it a bit off at the lights 3000rpm in 1st/2nd low up a hill or in deep sand but 4500rpm
I've NEVER revved my TD42 (n.a.) past 3500rpm and that was a boo boo. usually it goes no further than 3000rpm.
Its not a petrol. The reason you bought a diesel is stump pulling torque LOW in the rev range. The people behind you must love the black smoke
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Check the torque curve on it man...........you're getting good torque @ 2000rpm. Maybe 2500rpm giving it a bit off at the lights 3000rpm in 1st/2nd low up a hill or in deep sand but 4500rpm
I've NEVER revved my TD42 (n.a.) past 3500rpm and that was a boo boo. usually it goes no further than 3000rpm.
Its not a petrol. The reason you bought a diesel is stump pulling torque LOW in the rev range. The people behind you must love the black smoke
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why not? .... my TD42T pulls all the way to 5k all useable powerBIG GQ wrote:WHY would you rev a TD42T to 4500rpm???????????? It does nothing more for it after about 3300-3500rpm
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Re: still not happy
i think you can buy an upgrade kit for that model the intercooler is the same as the 2.8 i believe.numbnuts wrote:Have a 4.2td gu 2000, has 3inch dunp + exhaust,k/n air filter new fuel filters. It just hesitates when accelerating. goes good to about 2000 rpm then holds back then goes good to about 3000 rpm then holds back then goes ok to about 4500rpm. Can anyone tell me a good diesel mechanic up south in Adelaide?
Because more revs doesn't necesserily make more power, not past 3300 - 3500rpm, depending on how its set up. Yours might have power all tha way to 5k buts its not a stock motor is it?Hoonz wrote:why not? .... my TD42T pulls all the way to 5k all useable powerBIG GQ wrote:WHY would you rev a TD42T to 4500rpm???????????? It does nothing more for it after about 3300-3500rpm
Re: still not happy
There's a place in Regency Park (not south of the city I know....) that the inlaws had their GQ 4.2 turbo diesel fixed at about a year ago. They were very happy with the service (full pump rebuild due to it leaking everywhere.) If you want I can get the name.numbnuts wrote: Can anyone tell me a good diesel mechanic up south in Adelaide?
David
Could be a fracture in the pump housing as ive got that problem now and in a certain rev (not all the same) it will sortove like chock then power on again.
And hoonz how do you rev it to that ? I thought all deisels have a guverna in the pump or have you removed this?
Governed to about 4400/4600 i think
And hoonz how do you rev it to that ? I thought all deisels have a guverna in the pump or have you removed this?
Governed to about 4400/4600 i think
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Just come in from work, thanks for reply.
I don't drive it up to 4500 rpm, i just tried it the other day to see how it pulled trying to sort out this problem.
I have replaced the fuel filter and the air filter but didnt change a thing.
if it was a petrol i would say it had all the signs of plugs breaking down under load or water shorting out the leads.
I don't drive it up to 4500 rpm, i just tried it the other day to see how it pulled trying to sort out this problem.
I have replaced the fuel filter and the air filter but didnt change a thing.
if it was a petrol i would say it had all the signs of plugs breaking down under load or water shorting out the leads.
GU 4.2TD
wagon.
looking for that perfect route?
wagon.
looking for that perfect route?
You live and drive in Vic and you still don't see any point to revs, sometimes 5000 rpm is the only thing that will get you up those long slippery clay hills............bogged wrote:same, I dont see any point to it!bigbluemav wrote:I've NEVER revved my TD42 (n.a.) past 3500rpm and that was a boo boo. usually it goes no further than 3000rpm.
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5000rpm = momentumJuzza wrote:You live and drive in Vic and you still don't see any point to revs, sometimes 5000 rpm is the only thing that will get you up those long slippery clay hills............bogged wrote:same, I dont see any point to it!bigbluemav wrote:I've NEVER revved my TD42 (n.a.) past 3500rpm and that was a boo boo. usually it goes no further than 3000rpm.
Bordertrek 4X4 & Fabrication
0400 250 734 Bordertown SA
I love terra firma-the less firma the more terra
0400 250 734 Bordertown SA
I love terra firma-the less firma the more terra
not happy
You could try using a inline helper pump, mine runs a 80 gallon an hour pump to feed to injector pump. Cause the injector pump could not get enough fuel. Also help starting on the side of hills
Just find a low pressure pump say 5-6 psi. Like a Holley Red Pump etc.
Mine was doing to same until I fitted my helper pump.
Cheers Heath
Just find a low pressure pump say 5-6 psi. Like a Holley Red Pump etc.
Mine was doing to same until I fitted my helper pump.
Cheers Heath
mate my old man had the same year model in a wagon, same engine same problem, took it to every deisel mechanic that was recomaned, and not one could get it going probly, only had 30,000 on it when he sold, took it to well known people to like berima, nissan just scrated there heads, so they were no use, we put it down to being a dud! we both have 05 model gu utes know, that have pulling power from the word go with no hesitation at all. ive heard of this same problem from other people too, i think theres a bad batch from that model.
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