Pajero fuel problem
Posted: Sun May 03, 2020 8:30 pm
Hi guys.
I have a 2003 DiD with 260,000 km on the clock. Once the revs drop below 2,000 rpm there seems to be a build-up of diesel somewhere. If I were to drive for a few kms at, say, 60 km/h, in automatic (i.e. the revs are well below 2,000), I can smell diesel inside the vehicle after a while. If I then pull over and rev the engine, a huge puff of black-ish smoke comes out of the exhaust. The temporary solution is to go manual and keep the revs high.
When the engine is cold, the situation is worse. In order to get from my property into the street I have to slowly reverse for about 10 meters. At this point the engine will run very rough, as if flooded, and slipping into neutral plus revving the engine will again produce a huge puff of dark smoke.
I recently had the Suction Control Valve replaced (what a job!) and it seemed to help for a while, but the problem is back with a vengeance.
Any suggestions?
I have a 2003 DiD with 260,000 km on the clock. Once the revs drop below 2,000 rpm there seems to be a build-up of diesel somewhere. If I were to drive for a few kms at, say, 60 km/h, in automatic (i.e. the revs are well below 2,000), I can smell diesel inside the vehicle after a while. If I then pull over and rev the engine, a huge puff of black-ish smoke comes out of the exhaust. The temporary solution is to go manual and keep the revs high.
When the engine is cold, the situation is worse. In order to get from my property into the street I have to slowly reverse for about 10 meters. At this point the engine will run very rough, as if flooded, and slipping into neutral plus revving the engine will again produce a huge puff of dark smoke.
I recently had the Suction Control Valve replaced (what a job!) and it seemed to help for a while, but the problem is back with a vengeance.
Any suggestions?