Great Wall: Reviews, Models & Prices

Great Wall entered Australia in 2009 as an early Chinese challenger in utes and SUVs. Explore models including the V-Series and X200.

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What OBD protocol does the 2010 Great Wall V240 petrol dual-cab use?

From what I can see, the Great Wall uses standard OBD2 protocols. That means pretty much every workshop in Australia would have the necessary scanning tools to electronically interrogate your car and discover what fault codes have been thrown up by the onboard computer.

My 2010 Great Wall V240 4WD petrol ute stalls

You need to take the car to a mechanic who will be able to scan the vehicle to see if the on-board computer has noticed anything amiss and logged it for future reference. This should be a quick process and shouldn’t cost much, but without talking to the computer you won’t have all the information you need to make an informed diagnosis and subsequently tackle the problem.

For the record, the cause could be within the fuel system, the ignition system or something mechanical with the way the throttle body is set-up or adjusted. This model was also pretty well known for crank-angle sensor failure which, in its early phases, could be part of the problem here.

My 2011 Great Wall X200 turbo-diesel seems to drain the diesel back overnight

You may be on the right track with your theory that the fuel rail is not holding pressure overnight. But you could also have the same problems with, say, glow-plugs that are not working efficiently (or at all). In that case, the vehicle will be hard to start form cold and could easily display the other symptoms you’re seeing.

Modern turbo-diesels have a pretty complex (and super high-pressure) fuel system, so there’s plenty to go wrong. A check-up at a diesel specialist is probably the best advice. Don’t be tempted to tackle the problem in your driveway, either, as these systems run at sufficient pressure to remove fingers if you get it wrong.

In fact, a diesel engineer once told me that one of the big concerns with these modern diesel engines is making them tamper-proof to protect inquisitive backyard mechanics.

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About Great Wall

Chinese brand Great Wall entered the Australian market in 2009 with a range of affordable one-tonne utilities. The range has been expanded since then to include an SUV. The V-Series one-tonne utility is available in single and dual-cab body styles, with a choice of V200 petrol and V240 diesel engines, and two or four-wheel drive. The five-seater X200 SUV has a diesel engine and comes in two and four-wheel drive configurations.

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