A diesel Rover 420 may splutter due to several reasons, including clogged fuel filters, air leaks in the fuel system, or injector problems. Poor fuel quality or contamination can also lead to inconsistent combustion, causing the engine to misfire. Additionally, issues with the glow plugs or the fuel pump may contribute to the spluttering. Regular maintenance and diagnostics can help pinpoint and resolve the underlying issue.
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Jump start car and ensure alternator and battery are good.
the headlight on a rover 420 is adjusted by a 13mm plastic nut which is either nearest the wing end of the light or in the middle of the unit or by the two 10mm retaining bolts on top of the light that hold it to the car body
To remove the starter solenoid on a 1998 Rover 420 diesel, first disconnect the negative battery terminal to ensure safety. Then, locate the solenoid, which is typically mounted on or near the starter motor. Disconnect the wiring harness and unscrew any mounting bolts securing the solenoid in place. Finally, carefully pull the solenoid off the starter and replace it with a new one if necessary.
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The diesel engine available in the 1984 Ford F-250 is a : ( 6.9 liter / 420 cubic inch / V8 diesel )
The basic engine itself is the same L-series used in the 600, however you will need to use the 600's gearbox (because of different ratios) and diesel pump and injectors. Other than that, it should be a straight swap.
A land rover defender 110 TD5 diesel should do about 28.2 MPG on a combined cycle.
Let me guess it's a range rover 2.5 1994-2002 so it's a diesel sport edition
Yes, i believe the rover 75CDT and CDTI diesel engine (called M47R) is the very same as the BMW E46 320 diesel engine (called M47). This BMW engine was also used in the BMW E39 520 diesel car This information is available on WIKIPEDIA. Regards Tommy
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