Range Rover 3.0 P2279-64 Intake Air Leak P006A-85 Manifold Mas Correlation P0234-77 Turbo Overboost

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  • Опубліковано 14 лис 2024

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  • @rxy2580
    @rxy2580 Рік тому +4

    If it wasn't for the existence of PSA and Ingenium engines going wrong, this genius of a man would have a lot less work lol

    • @bigjml
      @bigjml Рік тому +1

      The 3.0 diesel is a Ford engine, made in the Ford engine plant in Dagenham.

    • @Paul-nm7tl
      @Paul-nm7tl Рік тому

      Where's the Ingenium engine in this video 🤔

    • @andypreston1524
      @andypreston1524 Рік тому +1

      I'd say pretty much any modern diesel engine with all their over complicated jiggeey-pokery now.......irrespective of manufacturer.

  • @tonypacke6954
    @tonypacke6954 Рік тому

    Another nice video. One day that jack will lower quickly and your head will maybe in the wrong place. We've all done it, use a secondary support (short axle stand), it may just save you having a very bad day.

  • @ccrjason
    @ccrjason Рік тому +6

    Love the way you've colour coded the diagnostic tool to the interior. Is that an optional extra to fixing the vehicle? 😂😂 👍👍

  • @cliffthompson2996
    @cliffthompson2996 Рік тому

    NICE Work AS always Good JOB 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @malcolm6951
    @malcolm6951 Рік тому

    Apologies if this has been asked & answered before. Why isn't the DPF cleaning fluid sold already at the diluted state ready to use? Would save you hassle of mixing it.

  • @markbowden7238
    @markbowden7238 Рік тому

    The M777 of SUV's.

  • @filaondrej
    @filaondrej 8 місяців тому

    So, P006A-85 was bad throttle body? I have this issue now on XF 30d and do not know how to solve it.

  • @tonydaddario4706
    @tonydaddario4706 Рік тому

    You're still a young man Jimmy, look after yourself on lying on that cold concrete it'll catch up with you.

  • @AIRPORT-mc2ys
    @AIRPORT-mc2ys Рік тому +2

    those MOUNTBATTENS have an AIR LEAK so they can SUCK IN FLOOD WATER and snap conrods.

  • @rumpoh8039
    @rumpoh8039 Рік тому +1

    NEVER go underneath ANYTHING HELD UP BY HYDRAULICS. fork lift raised, PLOUGH ON TRACTOR, COMBINE HARVESTER HEAD,
    jacks are to LIFT LOAD not to HOLD LOAD.

  • @the_retired_mechanic
    @the_retired_mechanic Рік тому

    You not pump it in and let it soak for 20 mins while its off on these models jimmy??

  • @josephgittos3787
    @josephgittos3787 Рік тому +1

    Seems like a lot of these throttle bodies are getting stuck is their a reason ?

    • @markbowden7238
      @markbowden7238 Рік тому +3

      Well yes because it's not about making a decent product from the customer perspective .

    • @josephgittos3787
      @josephgittos3787 Рік тому +2

      @@markbowden7238 wonder if these were made with metal rather then plastic would it help?

    • @hughmarcus1
      @hughmarcus1 Рік тому

      @@josephgittos3787Possibly but can you imagine the cost?

  • @knockoutartist101
    @knockoutartist101 6 місяців тому

    Why does the car sounds like that? Like a diesel engine?

    • @jacobjp5799
      @jacobjp5799 2 місяці тому

      it is diesel engine. DPF (Diesel particulate Filter) cleaning . no harm in asking...

  • @mrtommyP80
    @mrtommyP80 Рік тому

    Savage 😂

  • @robertmobileman8304
    @robertmobileman8304 Рік тому

    Retire ..... nah you got at least another 20 years yet 😀

  • @jesusescamilla1864
    @jesusescamilla1864 Рік тому

    I don’t think this guy knows what he is doing

  • @chriswatson2407
    @chriswatson2407 Рік тому

    Huffing and puffing like a badly tuned engine there buddy.

  • @-DC-
    @-DC- Рік тому +2

    JLR = Just Load Rubbish

    • @ORileysAutos
      @ORileysAutos  Рік тому +2

      Lol 😆
      This is actually one of the reliable models in my opinion. Much worse than this out there

    • @bigjml
      @bigjml Рік тому +1

      How to tell the internet you don't know anything and just parrot what other people say without actually saying you don't know anything

    • @hughmarcus1
      @hughmarcus1 Рік тому

      I assume you’ve never either driven one or owned one? Have you ever engaged your brain long enough to ask why people pay big money for them?