AussieAub
11th January 2013, 09:47 PM
I HAVE searched, honesty, and come up with nothing!
Yesterday and last night I pulled out the fuel pump. Put it back in tonight, and with all the sound proofing out of the boot, realised that the strange noise I was hearing was actually NOT coming from the pump at all, but from the relief valve located tucked up behind the rear drivers side quarter panel.
Has anyone any experience of these valves in terms of noise and replacement/repair?
When under load, throttle down, there is no noise (or very little), but when sat idling, it develops a strange whirring/buzzing type noise which disappears when under load again. It is most definitely NOT coming from the pump.
I now believe THIS to be the culprit of my sudden stopping on the side of the road over the Xmas period, and not actually the fuel pump as first suspected.
Any help/advice greatly appreciated (as always!).
Cheers,
Yesterday and last night I pulled out the fuel pump. Put it back in tonight, and with all the sound proofing out of the boot, realised that the strange noise I was hearing was actually NOT coming from the pump at all, but from the relief valve located tucked up behind the rear drivers side quarter panel.
Has anyone any experience of these valves in terms of noise and replacement/repair?
When under load, throttle down, there is no noise (or very little), but when sat idling, it develops a strange whirring/buzzing type noise which disappears when under load again. It is most definitely NOT coming from the pump.
I now believe THIS to be the culprit of my sudden stopping on the side of the road over the Xmas period, and not actually the fuel pump as first suspected.
Any help/advice greatly appreciated (as always!).
Cheers,