Ssangyong Actyon Sport

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So I have very recently bought a 2014 Ssangyong Actyon Sport and am overall happy with it.

But, I have noticed that the engine light comes on at sudden, fleeting intervals during which the car loses power. This all happens very quickly and is over in a few moments.

I have noticed that during this 'phenomena' the engine light goes off as soon as I decelerate and goes on again as I accelerate.

I have taken the car to a reputable workshop where they have serviced the car as well as ran a Diagnostic. According to the technician, no error codes are picked up.

As I understand it, a failing or failed sensor would register a fault code.

The previous owne also broke the petrol flap cable, and as a result removed the petrol flap. I doubt that that could be the problem?

Could it be debris in the fuel system? Or what could it be that can't be picked up by Diagnostics?

The bakkie is intended for work so I need to sort it urgently.

Also, it has 77K on the odometer.

Thanks all.
 
I doubt it has anything to do with Debris in the fuel, check the air filter housing and make sure it is seated properly in the housing, it can cause such issues.

Does it happen frequently or once in a while?
 
I doubt it has anything to do with Debris in the fuel, check the air filter housing and make sure it is seated properly in the housing, it can cause such issues.

Does it happen frequently or once in a while?
Thanks. Its happening frequently.

Also, a knowledgeable friend of mine suggested it might be the diesel pump? He reckons the one installed is aftermarket and not the correct one.. Does that explain the problem?
 
This is what she looks like.
 

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Thanks. Its happening frequently.

Also, a knowledgeable friend of mine suggested it might be the diesel pump? He reckons the one installed is aftermarket and not the correct one.. Does that explain the problem?
I am afraid I have very little knowledge on diesel cars but your friend could have a point, I guess a momentary loss of pressure could result in such a symptom.
 
Similar thing happened to my GWM, ended up being a leak in a connection linked with the Turbo. They did a smoke test (I think they called it). Found a leak.
Not sure if your vehicle has a Turbo. Not clued up...
 
Similar thing happened to my GWM, ended up being a leak in a connection linked with the Turbo. They did a smoke test (I think they called it). Found a leak.
Not sure if your vehicle has a Turbo. Not clued up...
It's a diesel it will have a turbo.
 
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