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If I was driving for mileage, I would use one of the 3 Mercedes 300D's I have...

Not sure if this is normal, because my other 3 rovers never did it, in fact most the time at 60 there was no kickdown... but this 96 I finally got up and running, you kick it down out 60, it downshifts 2 gears and you take off... Here's video of it .... Kick down at about the 1 minute mark...

Truck idles at 2000 RPM. Put it into gear, idle is fine. Drive around idle is fine. Put it into park or neutral, Idle goes back up to 2000 rpm. 96 D1. .

Unplug your ECM... see if there is any corrosion at the connectors etc... put dielectric grease on and put it back on... Here's a 25 page thread detailing my almost same issue, but only tossing the p1316 code... http://landroverforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=36444 Put a new (used) ECM in...

"If the battery dies, expect to spend a small fortune for the battery and having all 26 computers reset as they will all fault out and go into fuck you mode" P.T. Schram HAHAHAHA

Um... like I said, in my setup the pre and post o2's are all in.

The rear o2 sensors really don't do much, other that tell you the cats are working. As I understand it, they don't modify how the truck runs in any way. So why not just for go them? That said, in my setup I did weld in the 2 extra 12mm bungs and put them in... Video of how mine are setup...

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Looks like my ECM is bad... good going in bad signals coming out. All I have access to here is a 95's ECM which of course will not work. Anyone have a ECM that I could put into the truck? Thanks

I had that one just laying around my shop. Not sure why I had it or where I got it. Just happen to fit.

There are plenty of cheap screw in type fuel pressure gauges. I simply just leave one on at this point... total cost about 15 bucks if you look around. you can see what I'm talking about in this youtube video.... http://www.youtube.com/user/NGARover#p/u/5/eP6sSGc8GP8

Might have to do that then. I can get my old originals tested for 50 bucks for the set. That will at least tell me if they are working correctly. The full set of the ford 19# was 35 bucks. so it was a cheap way to see if my injectors where the issue to start with. Course, I can't do a lot with...

I've cleaned the MAF with with maf cleaner, again, twice. I've also swapped the o2 sensors from the rear to the front, cleaning them in the process, (Heating them up red hot with a torch and removing any contamination) made no difference. Look, you don't have to be an ass, I'm asking a question...

Well, great. If it's not the coolant temp sensor causing this issue then what is? The IAVC is new. ECU was swapped to make sure mine wasn't bad. (done by a rover specialist that had the truck a week to get it to this point) I've replaced the thermostat (twice) I've had the engine compression...

LOL! But I read on here that you could use those on a di and people where running them. I can't afford to buy a new set of injectors from rover. Fuel Injectors 0 280 155 700 Set of eight (8) used 19lb yellow Ford Motorsport fuel injectors. They have been tested in good working used...

Comes from me being in there the last 6 months trying to get it to run. All the grease has rubbed off on me...

Pulled from a wreaked ford.

Ran outside and got some video of it. I only have a tire pressure gauge to check the fuel pressure, if had no pressure before starting it. running it looked to be about 30psi and when I shut it down again, I got no reading. In the video you can hear it run, see the smoking etc...

I thought that I might have bad fuel injectors also, so I pulled out the original ones and put in a set of Ford 19#. This was before finding the stuck IACV, but the injectors did make a difference, and allowed me to actually drive the truck to the shop 45 miles, where before I could get about 3...

That's the opposite of what it says in my RAVE.... Quote- Engine coolant temperature sensor (ECT) The resistance of the strip varies considerably with coolant tempature, I.E. from 28k ohms at -30C to 90 ohms @ 130C and 300 ohms @ 85C So after reading that, I thought I would see 90 or less...