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Old Aug 7th, 2018, 22:24   #1
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having major issues with my 2007 2.0d s40, assuming its a fuel or compression issue. Cleaned out my intake manifold a while back and everything was running smoothly. I pulled out of a junction and lost all power. It was as if the car had gone into limp mode, not revving above 1200RPM. Upon inspecting injector 1 & 4 seemingly stopped working, I swapped them over with 2 and 3 and the issue remained on cylinders 1 & 4. Is there anything I should check before forking out for a compression tester? Yet to do a leak off test to make sure fuel flow is as it should be. I've scanned the car and had no fault codes, no EML light on, nothing. any help or advice is greatly appreciated!
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Old Aug 7th, 2018, 23:54   #2
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If the fault stayed on cylinders 1&4, could it not be the electrical signal to the injectors instead of the cylinders?
There are some tests you can run with Vida Dice on the injectors, I would be tempted to do that first. Also see if there are any fault codes logged using Vida. A generic reader might not show all or any faults.
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Old Aug 8th, 2018, 15:29   #3
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If the fault stayed on cylinders 1&4, could it not be the electrical signal to the injectors instead of the cylinders?
There are some tests you can run with Vida Dice on the injectors, I would be tempted to do that first. Also see if there are any fault codes logged using Vida. A generic reader might not show all or any faults.
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I’ve checked with a multi meter, not sure if I did it correctly, or if that would even work. I’ll have to either buy a Vida dice or find someone with one willing to lend a hand. Hopefully it’s not valves or piston rings.

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Hi would have thought it is more likely to be electrical especially as it suddenly happened. Unlikely 2 cylinders at opposite ends of the engine failed mechanically at the same time.

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Hi would have thought it is more likely to be electrical especially as it suddenly happened. Unlikely 2 cylinders at opposite ends of the engine failed mechanically at the same time.

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Hopefully electrical, will have to run some more tests, what would you suggest! Thank you
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Old Jul 14th, 2019, 23:27   #6
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Hi
Did you find a solution to this problem?
Having the same issue with my 2008 V50
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