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    Default Caravelle slow up to 2000rpm – 18-11-2015,03:32 PM
    Hi folks, got a sick Caravelle 1997 2.5tdi ACV.
    Its really slow to accelerate up to 2000rpm then takes off no problem.
    There are no fault codes but I did find the start of injection value is wrong, here's what it says:

    ENGINE SPEED 720RPM
    START OF DELIVERY (DESIRED)( BTDC) 0.8
    START OF DELIVERY (ACTUAL)(BTDC) 2.7
    DC START OF DELIVERY VALUE (%) 3

    Is this a case of rotating the pump to get the value correct or do I need to adjust the belt?
    These were done recently and has made no difference to the way it drives

    Thanks for any help!
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