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  • josh9465
    Full Flexer
    • Apr 2007
    • 904

    #17
    I was driving 110km/h had slightly higher coolant temps. 112C in 30C temps. Then followed by a loud ticking noise.


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    2009 JKU CRD Auto
    2P1S

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    • doum
      Newbie
      • Feb 2016
      • 37

      #18
      Hi guys from Greece. My kk crd (with the same engine as yours) died at 148.000 kms. I dont know why. I was just cruising at 120 and the same ticking started. Dont remember which cylinder failed, I must ask my mechanic but I think is the same problem just like you. I am sure that at least 5 same engines failed. I changed mine and found one with 4.000 kms on the clock. Note: no ecu tune or something else on my engine, just litlle bigger tires.
      BLACK KK CRD 2.5in lift 245/70r17 cooper st-maxx

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      • Duk
        AJOR Silver
        • Jun 2004
        • 736

        #19
        What have people done for a fix,
        Rebuild, 2nd hand, are short blocks available ?

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        • josh9465
          Full Flexer
          • Apr 2007
          • 904

          #20
          Originally posted by Duk View Post
          What have people done for a fix,

          Rebuild, 2nd hand, are short blocks available ?


          I did a rebuild. Im sticking with the recommended oil. I’m using Penrite enviro+ 5w40. No DPF.


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          2009 JKU CRD Auto
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          • Duk
            AJOR Silver
            • Jun 2004
            • 736

            #21
            So mine spit the dummy at 170,000 doing 100km/hr done the motorway.
            2008 JK
            Manual box
            ECU tune = no
            EGRremoval = no
            Catch can fitted = no but had one in the shed to fit
            Service interval 10,000 Km
            Oil used = FUCHS 5W-30 Proflex XTL - meets all specs
            Tyre size 285-70-R17 (33")
            Ratios 4.1
            Not under load at time of failure
            Has done some towing - maybe 5%
            #2 big end went
            Last edited by Duk; 21-11-2018, 05:11 PM.

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            • Clarky
              Irok Bandit
              • Apr 2012
              • 4433

              #22
              Originally posted by josh9465 View Post
              I did a rebuild. Im sticking with the recommended oil. I’m using Penrite enviro+ 5w40. No DPF.


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              Consider switching to Penrite HPR-5, It is the same spec as enviro but is full zinc so it has better anti-wear properties. Its a 229.5 where enviro is a 229.51, the 1 indicates its a low ash and low zinc that is suited for DPF's.

              I contacted Penrite and they recommended it to me once they knew I didn't have a DPF.
              sigpic SOLD 06 Limited G/C QuadraDrive II Lovells 2"Lift +30 rims 265/70/17 Imported Saguaro Bar Stedi

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              • MidnightMods
                MudSplasher
                • Jun 2012
                • 1758

                #23
                $500 for a new DPF. $10,000 for a new motor.. I think using the oil with extra zinc is worth the trade off.

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                • josh9465
                  Full Flexer
                  • Apr 2007
                  • 904

                  #24
                  Originally posted by Clarky View Post
                  Consider switching to Penrite HPR-5, It is the same spec as enviro but is full zinc so it has better anti-wear properties. Its a 229.5 where enviro is a 229.51, the 1 indicates its a low ash and low zinc that is suited for DPF's.



                  I contacted Penrite and they recommended it to me once they knew I didn't have a DPF.

                  Engine Oil Viscosity (2.8L Diesel Engines)

                  For vehicles equipped with a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF), 5W–30 ESP fully synthetic, low ash oil that meets DaimlerChrysler Material Standard MS-11106 must be used.

                  For vehicles not equipped with a DPF, 0W-40 ESP fully synthetic oil that meets DaimlerChrysler Material Standard MS-10725 may be used.

                  I got the above from an online service manual.

                  For non DPF I can only find Shell Helix Ultra 5W-40 that complies to MS-10725.

                  Wonder if anyone was using that oil and had a bearing go?



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