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Jacornel
 


Member Since: 12 Dec 2019
Location: Holland
Posts: 13

Netherlands 2008 Discovery 3 TDV6 SE Auto Unknown ColourDiscovery 3

Hi there,

Could be related indeed. Some guy at a Land Rover Dealer in Belgium said it could be transmission related. Actually my torque converter has had its best days by now and i'm considering a full rebuild of gearbox including new converter. But actually i wanted this problem to be solved first, before putting more money in a car i'm not totally happy with because of this issue. Hopefully the rebuild and new torque converter will solve the problem then. Still feel like it's an expensive 'attempt' to solve a weird issue though...

Thanks for your input. The car will be in the garage at the 16th here in Portugal (live there now) for some other (i think injector related) issues again. So they might have some input on this weird problem too.
  
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wedgev8
 


Member Since: 17 May 2019
Location: Kerpen
Posts: 181

Germany 2008 Discovery 3 TDV6 HSE Auto Java BlackDiscovery 3

Hello all.
I am very interested in a solution for this. My Car keeps going forward for about 1second when releasing the Pedal.
Normally a Diesel engine can only run with injected fuel. Releasing the pedal should stop injecting and so stopps the engine. But it doesnt.
  
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