Just been up to Pickering for the war weekend and then on to Whitby for the day. Unfortunately on the way to Whitby and also coming back, the red warning light kept coming on when the revs were about 2800 - 3000. Then on a couple of the steep hills, (Fylingdales going and Sleights on the way back) the engine just died and I had to pull over. Almost immediately it picked up again and I could continue. The light I'm referring to is the fuel injection one. It felt a bit like fuel starvation, but what I'm wondering is, could it be iffy fuel? Back in Pickering I put some BP Premium in (needed a second mortgage) and it seemed to improve things. Any advice welcome.
Forgot to mention it is a Fiat 2.8JTD fitted with Tunit re-map.
Forgot to mention it is a Fiat 2.8JTD fitted with Tunit re-map.