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Best thing you can do next is to buy yourself a Scan Gauge, that way you can monitor
whats happening under the bonnet and re set any error codes that may pop up.
Best bit of kit for any CRD motor

I take it you replaced it with a fully tigged and tested unit?
Check/or replace your vacuum hoses maybe they are perished
and leaking,

Time to look up the "how to" maf voltage mod. Then say bye bye to limp mode.

looks OE,,,, any little bit of extra air has to help.
Winner winner lol

Looks good mate. A step up from the OEM scoop thats for sure.

IMO a pipe alone will see a little gain but combined with a chip you'll really feel the difference.
Another mod I highly recommend you look into is a Autron Cruise Control,
mine holds speed up...

I think you will find your boost levels are at the top end for the CRD's. If anything I would ever so slightly screw in the needle valve just to raise your cruise boost another psi or two. But thats...

It sure is. From what I've reasearched and what I can see, Patrols actually don't have an earth that goes between the two. The only wiring between the two is the wiring for the sub tank transfer...

AFAIK none of the OBD11 tools work on the Di's.
The Di's have the OBD11 plug but they aren't a fully OBD11 compliant system.
Scangauge certainly doesn't work.

I know that ECUtalk does but not...

Disconnect the switch wire to the gauge and then see if the blower still runs.

one is a mechanical thing being the dawes the other electrical so I cant see how both are related.
Dis connect the battery for 1/2 an hour and see how you go

Look here for some info

looking good , that bullbar converts to a winch bar with very little effort,
Yeah I like the white ones lol

good job for the money mate, and the unusual white paint as well, not many of them around lol. looking good

Fitted a cav filter here, not sure if you can but it gives you an idea.

The GQ TD42 had the fuel filter in the left had corner adjacent to the bonnet hinge basically. I have retro fitted a high mount turbo and the fuel filter is still there.
Haven't had any issues with...

Under the bonnet is the only place. Are you getting rid of the OEM fuel filter? If not I would put if before the OEM filter maybe as those filters are cheaper to replace than the OEM ones. Exactly...

G'day mate, welcome to the forum.

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Welcome aboard mate.... don't forget to take plenty of pics and post them up ;)

So you've finally seen the light.
Welcome to the forum, plenty of info, advice and help all you need to do is ask.
Enjoy.

Welcome mate ,from another Patroller based near the snow,

Great forum, great blokes

Welcome to the forum mate, lots of useful information on here aswell as a wealth of knowledge from it's members.

Congrats Snowy ... and welcome aboard

Mic

Did some one say TOYOTA...Off to the naughty corner..

Welcome matey,lots of good info and advice to be found here.enjoy.

hi and welcome to the forum a great mob of people here and a lot of very usefull information
best wishes with your patrolling
stephen