The big o ring seal between the h.p. head and body is not hard to replace either. $10.
It is. Pat
The big o ring seal between the h.p. head and body is not hard to replace either. $10.
Any chance of someone posting up an how to of seal replacement on the pumps??
more likely leaking from pump head "o" ring.
I have just replaced this "O" ring on my 95 tdi 300 disco,
in situ, eg without taking injector pump out.
See dieselgeek.com for procedure, i will privide detailed photos and step later. This fix will cost you under $20 and 4 hours of your time, beats $1100 for a pump shop to fix.
I used a bosch seal kit from ebay for $45 ex UK
regards
OZ
Sounds more like pump head "o" ring leaking.
This can be done in situ for under $20 and a bit of time (4 hours or so)
Just did mine and happy with result. $1500 on a car worth $4000 just doesnt make sense to me.
Mines a 95 TDI 300.
Try "dieselgeek.com" as similar VE pump fitted to VW cars (VE means VW)
Lot of stuff on net how to fix leaks on IPs, it aint rocket science as we are led to believe.
Will upload photos and procedure when I get time.
also have done research on "o" ring equivalents
regards
OZ
Where do you fill up/get diesel. I had a problem a while ago with the fuel pump leaking and talked to the good guys at MR and they recommended that I use Caltrex to fill up as the other have less sulphur in and can effect the seal in your fuel pumps. which made me think the last time i filled up was at a seven eleven which I never usually use I normally only use caltrex, and since then touch wood its been fine! Just a thought........
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BK u sealing urself insitu or removing pump ?
Head o ring cx is straight forward insitu and can confirm my diso runs without smoke now, so head oring leaking must make fuel rich, it is part of cold start mechanism i believe.
I havr athread on landyforum but can say reseal head urself is worth a try,
Only caveat i found is the brackeg beside pump that attaches to oil filtet housing is worth removing as it is close ro pump lwr left corner making o ring placement dofficult, also remove lift pump for access, buy 50 mm long ht hex bolts for o ring cx and these can replace torx t30 as they are easily damaged and head is veru shallow. I didnt cx the shorter head screws nut should have as these have very thin heads, they are 45 mm long 6 mm diam 5 mm hex head.
Dieselgeek. Com procedure is good just usr shorter bolts and lots of o ring lube to slide o ring ovet heaf. Viton type o ring a must .1 inch thick and .226 inside diam.
Regards
Oz
My apologies for last post, typos ciz i did it on iphone @$@@#%*
Ted
I went down the path of a new pump - not a lot more than a rebuild.
My fuel was usually from BP, but may have come from others as required.
I don't think 7 eleven fuel is that bad. I wouldn't use Freedom Bio though.
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