DavidRutherford wrote:To do what? 10 seconds of glowplugs, or 10 seconds of cranking?Roverman wrote:The green hornet takes over 10 seconds when starting from cold
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citrojim wrote:Either that Johnathan or just confine my ramblings to non-BX areas of this fair forum or simply speak in generalities.jonathan_dyane wrote: You know Jim, it's high time you got yourself a BX, just so as to aquaint yourself with these little subtleties
Not at all, and bollocks, and all that.
You're a part of the BXC family now kiddo. Quit posting and we'll all turn up on yer doorstep and beat you repeatedly with a keyboard!
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no no no no no no no no no no no no no no!CitroXim! wrote:I'm regularly very tempted to be honest. Something like the Green Hornet is even more tempting for me.
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Re: Glowplugs on a TZD
For the glow plugs to go out, after which it starts first time, but does cough and belch for the first few seconds on cold start ups.DavidRutherford wrote:DavidRutherford wrote:To do what? 10 seconds of glowplugs, or 10 seconds of cranking?Roverman wrote:The green hornet takes over 10 seconds when starting from cold
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So there's nothing actually wrong then. 10 seconds of glowplugs is about right in the cold weather were having. Bear in mind that the glowplug relay incorporated a temperature sensor, which adjusts the glowplug warning lamp time so that you get more pre-heat in cold weather.Roverman wrote:For the glow plugs to go out, after which it starts first time, but does cough and belch for the first few seconds on cold start ups.Roverman wrote: 10 seconds
The rough running after startup is most likely to be worn injectors or some other issue. If it starts first time after 10 seconds of plugs, all the plugs are working fine, and you don't have any air leaks.
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Are getting all arty farty there Docmeister? How awfully splendid!docchevron1472 wrote:citrojim wrote:Either that Johnathan or just confine my ramblings to non-BX areas of this fair forum or simply speak in generalities.jonathan_dyane wrote: You know Jim, it's high time you got yourself a BX, just so as to aquaint yourself with these little subtleties
Not at all, and bollocks, and all that.
You're a part of the BXC family now kiddo. Quit posting and we'll all turn up on yer doorstep and beat you repeatedly with a keyboard!
You'd be easy to find, Go to Newport Pagnell, look for a street full of Xantia's!
no no no no no no no no no no no no no no!CitroXim! wrote:I'm regularly very tempted to be honest. Something like the Green Hornet is even more tempting for me.
If you're gona get a BX, do it right young man!
get a valver, valver's are for winners.
Once you've had a Monet, a Turner (whilst it might be a great work in it's own right) just dont cut the mustard!
Yes Xim - you've done enough (more than enough and more than most) to hold the site together so BX or no BX you are hereby entombed unto the BXC !!!!!
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I'll do as I'm told Doc I'm going nowhere...docchevron1472 wrote: Not at all, and bollocks, and all that.
You're a part of the BXC family now kiddo. Quit posting and we'll all turn up on yer doorstep and beat you repeatedly with a keyboard!
Next weekend that task will become just a little easier... A V6 with a very dead autobox joins my fleet as a long-term project V6 Activa maybe?docchevron1472 wrote: You'd be easy to find, Go to Newport Pagnell, look for a street full of Xantia's!
no no no no no no no no no no no no no no!CitroXim! wrote:I'm regularly very tempted to be honest. Something like the Green Hornet is even more tempting for me.
If you're gona get a BX, do it right young man!
get a valver, valver's are for winners.
Once you've had a Monet, a Turner (whilst it might be a great work in it's own right) just dont cut the mustard![/quote]
One day Doc, one day. The Aquistion of the V6 might have delayed it a bit but never say never....
I hear and know what you're saying... After an Activa an ordinary Xant does not quite cut it...
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Ohh, blush, I'm honoured As I said above, I'm here for keeps, no worriesBX Bandit wrote: Yes Xim - you've done enough (more than enough and more than most) to hold the site together so BX or no BX you are hereby entombed unto the BXC !!!!!
But there's one thing I'm doing and that's to change my username. I think CitroXim it is
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Siemens box?? Fun!CitroXim wrote: A V6 with a very dead autobox joins my fleet as a long-term project V6 Activa maybe?
Activa V6 most definitley mate, it's the engine that car should always have had. Even I would have a RHD V6 Activa.
Not sure about an auto V6 Activa though. I'm still of the school of thought that a go fast sporty arse car should have a soup stirer box.
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