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A modern landrover will be reluctant to start if any of the glowplugs are defective - check them all.

 

 

 

Have had it where we had to go through a pre-heat twice to get a start but always one plug out of action.

 

 

Td5 don't have glow plugs.

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Td5 don't have glow plugs.

 

Does according to LR4x4 forum. A lot of newer direct injection engines only use the glow plugs when the temp gets down below 2°C and you don't see the light any other time.

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Does according to LR4x4 forum. A lot of newer direct injection engines only use the glow plugs when the temp gets down below 2°C and you don't see the light any other time.

 

 

So it does, I've never had a light come on though even at 10 below like the other year.

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I run a 80hp case tractor. It used to get through them 100AH numb tractor batteries every two. Years until 15 Years ago. I put a 55AH optima red top on it. Never failed since.

Excellent cold start power. expensive initial outlay. I think I paid £139 then. But 15 yrs is 7.5 battery's of the other type.

It really is a no brainer lads. Unless someone can tell me otherwise. I'm not an agent either.

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my tds defender is bloody good at starting as was my old disco and my uncles old disco thats done 200,000 starts well nothing wrong with landrovers its the rest you need to worry about!!!!!

 

Hey easy Tommy, need to be Mr Cool. the dating game remember. The ladies like their man chilled and carefree:biggrin:

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