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Can you diagnose this cut-out fault?

Autotechnician magazine has a library of free, multiple-choice assessments for you to use at your leisure, as part of its annual autotech upskilling campaign, supported by ACtronics, Alldata, febi Bilstein & JLM Lubricants.

The brand-new ‘Test 17’ Fuel pump case study involves a 2017 Land Rover Discovery Sport. The vehicle is fitted with the 204DT 2.0L Diesel common rail engine controlled by a BOSCH MEDC17.9 ECU and is presented with a start and cut-out fault. It has been recovered for diagnosis and the roadside recovery agent has included an explanation of the symptoms as follows:

'The vehicle runs for approximately 20 seconds and then cuts out, after which, it does not start unless the Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) are cleared.'

You will be required to direct the diagnosis through your analysis of test results and the technical information to hand. Simply log on, or register, at https://autotechnician.co.uk/ registration/ to have a go.

Autotech is an evolving bank of free, confidential, online assessments created by independent automotive trainers. All you need to do is log in or register by entering a few details at https://autotechnician.co.uk/registration/, click an automated email reply and you get instant, free access to the multiple choice tests focussing on various topics and scenarios.

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