Over reving 16td
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Over reving 16td
Any ideas? The engine on my 16td 1990 keeps over reving. I dont think its the accelerator cable as the revs just keep increasing ie you pull up to the traffic lights and the revs just slowly increase until its to loud so i put her into gear and hold her stationary with the brakes !! This brings the revs back down but she starts increasing again. Ive been using bio diesel recently so i stopped and used normal but it still happens.
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(picking brains) why would lack of oil make it over rev?andysimpson wrote:Darbs wrote:to be honest i havnt checked the oil for a while as i dont use the van daily, ive got some wynnes diesel purge system is it worth trying ?
No waste of time and money.
Oil is first thing to check.
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ozzy wrote:(picking brains) why would lack of oil make it over rev?andysimpson wrote:Darbs wrote:to be honest i havnt checked the oil for a while as i dont use the van daily, ive got some wynnes diesel purge system is it worth trying ?
No waste of time and money.
Oil is first thing to check.
would suggest oil seals in turbo are knackered and allowing engine oil to enter the engine. Engine oil would burn in the engine air inlet and cause the engine to rev uncontrollable. Cant see how this would have anything to do with veg oil....
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Other-Power wrote:ozzy wrote:(picking brains) why would lack of oil make it over rev?andysimpson wrote:
No waste of time and money.
Oil is first thing to check.
would suggest oil seals in turbo are knackered and allowing engine oil to enter the engine. Engine oil would burn in the engine air inlet and cause the engine to rev uncontrollable. Cant see how this would have anything to do with veg oil....
Jon
So long as theres a bit of hot air around, and some valves working properly...
Oil=fuel, fuel=fireing, fireing=revs - thats all there is to a diesel!
If it isn't running on the engine oil it'd have to be running on diesel/veg. If the pump has been overstressed with veg the fuel metering bits in the pump might not be working properly so it revs when it shouldn't? When its running away have you tried turning the key off? If its running solely by the injectors it should stop instantly, if its burning engine oil it could run on, sounding funny and you might have to stall it to stop.
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Other-Power wrote:ozzy wrote:(picking brains) why would lack of oil make it over rev?andysimpson wrote:
No waste of time and money.
Oil is first thing to check.
would suggest oil seals in turbo are knackered and allowing engine oil to enter the engine. Engine oil would burn in the engine air inlet and cause the engine to rev uncontrollable. Cant see how this would have anything to do with veg oil....
Jon
You have obviously not taken apart any engines that have been running on veg oil, can be a long process but it kills them good.