Lee Mackintosh
I've removed all the exhaust system from turbo and the DPF looks clean as does the CAT.
The turbo does look quite carboned up but i don't think its the cause.
I had the injectors tested and all passed, that ruled them out so now i've got new glow plugs to fit and then hopefully i'll re-assemble and give it another go.
Around £40 worth of rubber gaskets just for the inlet manifold.
Afterwards I may give it a dose of the cleaning fluid SP sell as it can't do any harm.
Sorry its not much help but at least you know its unlikely to be the injectors. I thought they maybe causing an overfuelling issue.
thanks
lee
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