Just had a look at a citroen berlingo van 1.9d but it only revs to 3000rpm, the salesman said it was due to the speed restrictor, which is the fuel pump pressure turned down... is this true or has he tried spinning me a fast one?
He did say they can turn it back up to illiminate the restriction so im thinking he must be telling the truth or he wouldn\'t have offered?
Any imput appreciated:thumbsup:
New or used - if used I\'d talk to a main dealer.
I have Berlingos pass me on the motorway well over 90mph
Are you insinuating that you are driving at 90mph on the motorway John ;)
Oh and befor someone says why do you want to go over 70 I dont lol just want to have the whole rev range available for going up hills etc...
John I used to be able to do that in my old works van that was a 2001 2ltr hdi then they fitted a tracker!The boss always asked how we always made it home quicker than getting to work:spank
If there is a speed restrictor fitted to any van, it\'s worth noting that it is an offense to tinker with it ;)
What year is it,on most modern vans the ecu controls the fuelling at a set speed not rpm to control speed,
Though you can screw out the throttle stop to restrict on early tdi`s its not a great way of doing it coz you loose half your power in all gears.