BX TZD Turbo Estate. Tax and Test
that problem was the same on my estate and i changed the fdv over and it made no difference ,i never did get to the bottom of the problem but have read through threads i had a notion that the brake douser valve thingy might have something to do with it ,just thought i would throw my 10pence worth in for what its worth
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Were that the case, the car would probably rise with the brakes applied. No, the problem is certainly a lack of pressure in the suspension circuit. The pump seems to work and the pressure regulator is not cutting out. The FDV seems to be dividing the flow in an improper manner and perhaps not sending flow to the pressure regulator. I'll look at some hydraulic system drawings and puzzle it out.
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2008 to 2023 - all sorts of stuff, some interesting
2024. TxD 1.9D estate. 'Wheelybin' - x 12