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BenB
 


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District change of engine note at idle.

Just collected a new wagon. At idle it's as expected. At least for a few minutes.

Once the vehicle has run for a few minutes the engine note deepens - as if a valve in the exhaust has opened.

Anyone else experienced this?

Thanks.
  
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motolite
 


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Hi BenB and welcome. I hadn't noticed that, but probably drowned out by my dashboard rattles Wink
  
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Gareth
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Could be the DPF doing a regenerate sequence. It does sound a bit gruff when it does it. How many miles on it?
  
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motolite
 


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Gareth, do they regenerate at idle?
  
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Gareth
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Yes. Most of the time I can hear it start whilst I am driving, the engine note changes distinctly at low revs. If I stop, the idle is rough. If you are at motorway speeds, I don't notice any difference, but I suspect it regenerates a lot quicker at speed.
  
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motolite
 


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I thought the rough idle was just another quirk of the Disco Wink

Off Topic Gareth, 4 weeks and counting until WA Thumbs Up
  
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Gareth
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Well Tim, after Del's real-time write up of his North Norway trip, you have a tough act to follow! I know you will have a great adventure. Thumbs Up
  
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BenB
 


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Gareth wrote:
How many miles on it?


About 6........
  
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Gareth
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Well put a few on it, and see if it changes.
  
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Sloss
 


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You guys need to read up on DPF regeneration..... Whistle

It doesn't happen at idle, needs to see steady speed for x minutes etc., etc.
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Robbie
 


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Yep in no way will the DPF be regenerating at idle.

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Riccarton Disco
 


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I love the title to this thread Thumbs Up
My initial presumption was that the OPs D4 changed exhaust note as he drove into a different area Whistle

I'll go now!!
  
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Robbie
 


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Robse
 


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Yes I have noticed exactly the same thing with my Disco. No idea what it is tho !!
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Robbie
 


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There is loads going when the vehicle is warming up. The fuelling strategy is different, the injectors are over-providing, the glow plugs are in their continuous afterglow mode, the DPF is warming up, as is the cat and the EGRs will get in on the act too.
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