2000 Disco II - Backfiring in the Intake
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2000 Disco II - Backfiring in the Intake
2000 LR Disco II with Secondary Air - 106,300 miles
Truck will idle fine. While parked... if I rev the engine via the throttle... let off for a second while it's slowing down... then throttle up again quickly I'll get the backfire in the intake. When on the road... if I let the truck run own it's own in drive or only slightly apply gas seems to be ok. When I press the gas like I normally would... intake is loud and when I apply more gas I get the backfire. I'm not sure if I'm describing this right but it seems like the gas to air ratio is not right.
Truck will idle fine. While parked... if I rev the engine via the throttle... let off for a second while it's slowing down... then throttle up again quickly I'll get the backfire in the intake. When on the road... if I let the truck run own it's own in drive or only slightly apply gas seems to be ok. When I press the gas like I normally would... intake is loud and when I apply more gas I get the backfire. I'm not sure if I'm describing this right but it seems like the gas to air ratio is not right.
- Replaced MAF Sensor (this week)
- Replaced plugs (Champion this week)
- Wires replaced (6 months ago - from Advance Auto - not Magnecor)
- Composite Head Gaskets (6 months ago)
- Rest of the gaskets from Atlantic British Kit (6 months ago)
- Head & Valve Job done (6 months ago)
- P1300
- P0305 (twice)
- P0306
- P1590 (twice)
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First how were the valves adjusted??
Is it possible that the valves may not be seating due to tight clearances?? A compression test will confirm this do it when the engine it hot.
You may have a sticking valve try adding some marvel mystery oil to the oil about 1 qt should do then drive the truck
Also consider add some techron to the fuel
Is it possible that the valves may not be seating due to tight clearances?? A compression test will confirm this do it when the engine it hot.
You may have a sticking valve try adding some marvel mystery oil to the oil about 1 qt should do then drive the truck
Also consider add some techron to the fuel
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