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Old 10th March 2019, 20:58   #1
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Hello to the technical minded. My 2001 CDTi manual as recently started to feel and be lumpy when sitting at idle (625 rpm approximately 620-640). Other than that the car runs fine, usual performance, economy, and mechanical sounds.

Is there anyone here had a similar occurrence, did it go away, what was it and if fixed what was fixed.

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Old 10th March 2019, 21:00   #2
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Have a look at all the hoses (including the vacuum ones) any leaks will have this effect.
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Old 10th March 2019, 21:05   #3
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EGR, injector performance, ECM, wiring loom, it could be any or all or none of these

There is a canny tool for checking this kind of thing, can't remember what it is though

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Thanks for the replies, I will get some injector cleaner, check the hoses etc. If there is no improvement maybe a T4 session is indeed needed.
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Hello to the technical minded. My 2001 CDTi manual as recently started to feel and be lumpy when sitting at idle (625 rpm approximately 620-640). Other than that the car runs fine, usual performance, economy, and mechanical sounds.



Is there anyone here had a similar occurrence, did it go away, what was it and if fixed what was fixed.



Regards Steve


I thought idle for a diesel should be about 780 rpm.🤔


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Old 12th March 2019, 19:34   #6
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EGR, injector performance, ECM, wiring loom, it could be any or all or none of these

There is a canny tool for checking this kind of thing, can't remember what it is though

Brian
I think I have one of them too Brian ! (The canny tool)
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Old 13th March 2019, 10:40   #7
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Ive had the same sort of issue with my diesel since i bought it but the car runs fine.
Ive seen similar posts from other members with the same idke issue.
Mine idles at the correct revs but just feels slightly rough at idle.
Only post ive seen that appeared to fix their issue was replacing the injectors.
The other irritating issue is somtimes when the steering is on full lock at idle,the car can stall, somthing to do with the power steering . Dosnt happen all the time though.
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Old 13th March 2019, 19:36   #8
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Nearest T4 to Newbury Please?
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Nearest T4 to Newbury Please?
Probably Chris in Portsmouth..

https://the75andztclub.co.uk/forum/s...d.php?t=201841
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Old 14th March 2019, 21:55   #10
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Thanks for the mention Trikey,
If Mr bountyfull fancies a trip to Fareham, I am sure we can have a look at what the problem is, see if we can sort it (I keep most spares that we could need)
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